Navigating Today's Tricky MultiGenerational Workplace

For the first time in history, four generations -Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials, and Gen Zers -are co-working together and making things more complicated, they are navigating an unprecedented post-pandemic work and workplace experience. Spoiler alert: it’s not easy. Each one of these generations is very different, with very particular needs, motivations, triggers, and sensitivities. For this episode, we decided to have a panel so we can hear directly from representatives of these generations where they stand, what are the greatest misconceptions about them, and why Gen Xers are the absolute best (no biases here at all). We had the privilege of speaking with two impressive professionals, each representing his respective generation. For the Gen Zers, we interviewed a truly inspiring up-and-coming media industry professional, Jesse L Kearse IV, Sports Manager of Creative Partnerships @NBCUniversal. Representing the millennials, we spoke with an accomplished real estate executive, Gio Lago, who at 33 years, is the SVP of Operations at Precedent Management. We hope you find this discussion as enlightening and entertaining as we did. Resources: - NYT article: “The 37-Year-Olds Are Afraid of the 23-Year-Olds Who Work for Them” - Business.com: "Managing Millennials and Gen Z employees" - UpWorthy: "Gen X is the 'most stressed' generation alive but they're also the best at handling it" - Deloitte: "Understanding Generation Z in the workplace New employee engagement tactics for changing demographics" - Forbes: "8 Ways Generation Z Will Differ From Millennials In The Workplace HighLights: 1:30 "Friendly Reminder" about the ages of each generation 2:29 Panel presentation 4:17 Historical context highlights for each generation 6:32 Generational differences / fun facts  7:30 Why everyone is afraid of milliennials 9:00 Gen Zer Jesse Kearse gives his POV on Gen Zers confidence and overall work philosophy 12:22 Millennial Gio Lago gives his POV on how he differs from his Gen Z new hires 15:15 Discussion about the so-called hypersensitivity of Gen Z. 22:15 Glenda talks about bridging the gaps between Gen X and Gen Z. 25: 35 Gen A as future leaders (empathy + resilience). 28:19 the effects of social media on the Gen Z attitude towards work. 29:22 Adjusting to the new hybrid scenario 38:18 Mentorship and reverse mentorship 38:46 Dissecting the new trend of "a job is just a job."             Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices