\nThe Generations at Work:
\n5 Tips \;to improve Communication \;with your team \;
\npresented by Jen Bertsch\, Moxy Coaching
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Leaders who understand how to communicate across the generations will have an advantage \;and become industry leaders. Be intentional with the culture you create.
\n\nLast year\, the millennial generation became the largest population in the workplace.Before that the Baby Boomers dominated the work place in numbers and influenced the culture. This change will continue to impact how we work and how we get the ideal performance from our team.
\n\nIf this is resonating\, this presentation is for you.
\n\nLack of effective communication is a barrier to thriving\, productive teams.Understanding and acknowledging generational differences is the first step. \;Yet there is more to it if we want to kick butt as a team.
\n\nDuring this fun and interactive presentation we will review 5 tips that will improve communication.
\n\nParticipants can expect to:
\n\n&bull\; \; \; \; Learn how awareness of differences help us find common ground.
\n\n&bull\; \; \; \; See how using curiosity opens up lines of communication.
\n\n&bull\; \; \; \; Consider their responsibility in healthy communication at work.
\n\n&bull\; \; \; \; Learn and practice questions that foster innovation vs. stop it.
\n\n&bull\; \; \; \; Understand why we need to zip it and listen more often than not.
\n\n&bull\; \; \; \; Have fun practicing what we learn.
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About our Presenter:
\nJen Bertsch has offered professional coaching and training for nearly 10 years. With her engaging style\, she helps people understand the true nature of their obstacles\, she empowers them to take charge and make the change that will drive the results they seek. Her specialty is working with millennial leaders to create innovative\, high performing and fun teams. \;Jen'\;s passion for helping people lead well and achieve more has been evident throughout her career. \;During her time with the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce her work on helping young professionals integrate into the business community earned her the Duluth News Tribune'\;s 20 Under 40 Award. \;
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