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| Price $175: Includes link to recording and copy of the PowerPoint presentation Release Date: December 2007. |
Please Join Us
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| Amy Lyman |
Learning Objectives
Live and Interactive: Generational Differences
The “100 Best” Companies, like most businesses in the US and around the world, face significant workforce challenges as they seek to recruit and retain great employees in the face of a future shortage of workers and changing interests in and commitment to work reflecting four generations in the workplace.
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| Lindsay Nelson |
Great Place to Work® Institute, together with the 100 Best Executive Strategy Network, a group of executive leaders at “100 Best” companies, conducted a study to investigate how these challenges affect their workplaces, and identify the strategies they currently employ to create solutions.
Join Amy Lyman, Ph.D., Institute co-founder and Director of Corporate Research, and Lindsay Nelson, Program Manager, Executive Networks and Conferences, to learn how these issues are currently addressed at the Best Companies to Work For and how you can apply these learnings to your own workplace.
| Price $175: Includes link to recording and copy of the PowerPoint presentation Release Date: December 2007. |
Questions? Contact onlineseminars@greatplacetwork.com
Upcoming Online Seminars |
Online Seminar Recordings |
The Best SME to Work For: Why and How your Company Can Become One Fortune 100 Best Companies Application Process Generational Differences: Do They Really Matter? Creating a Great Place to Work |