Understanding Generational Differences

The facts:

Millennials are now the largest generation in the workplace.

The average age of retirement in the UK is approximately 65.

Why do these facts matter?

Because it means that your business is likely to be diverse; encompassing generational, racial, sexual and gender differences.

Employee diversity has been empirically proven to strengthen organisations if managed correctly. With the right strategy and engagement tools, your organisation can embrace the differences and increase productivity, innovation and quality. And it’ll impact your bottom line, too; the McKinsey report in 2015 on 366 public companies showed that those with higher levels of diversity in management had significantly higher financial return than their industry mean.

With multiple generations being forced to isolate together Covid-19 has provided a fresh approach to inter-generational working. Elizabeth includes the new lessons learnt in her most recent workshops and key-notes.

Our holistic approach draws from the disciplines of psychology, education, philosophy and acclaimed research. It moves beyond the theory into the practical tools that take your team to deeper levels of engagement and productivity.