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BABY BOOMERS Born 1945-1965 GENERATION Born 1965-1980 MILLENNIALS Born 1980-1995 35% 35% 24% GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE BY 2020 VALUE: Hard work & loyalty; put in time to climb corporate ladder VALUE: Work-life balance VALUE: Freedom & flexibility SEEK: • Job people look up to & respect Incentives based on performance SEEK: Job security with competitive salary • Clear pathway to grow compensation over time SEEK: • Purposeful & values-driven culture • Opportunities for career progression & personal development SEEK: • Opportunities to make a difference • Career pathway to advance in company Socially conscious companies 401(k) with matching contributions Competitive salary • Paid vacation and sick days Flexible work schedule • Work remotely MOST VALUED BENEFIT: MOST VALUED BENEFIT: • Excellent retirement and health benefits Salary MOST VALUED BENEFIT: MOST VALUED BENEFIT: GENERATION Born 1995-2012 VALUE: Security & stability Career opportunity MULTIPLE GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE Z X • Good amount of paid time off Flexible hours • Ability to work remotely KELLEY ASHBY CONSULTING KelleyAshbyConsulting.com [email protected] 319.855.2237 6% MOST IMPORTANT SOCIAL ISSUES ACCORDING TO GEN Z: ASPECTS OF THE WORKPLACE MILLENNIALS FEEL ARE MOST DIFFICULT: 29% 28% 27% 22% 22% Resolving conflicts Negotiating Managing other people Working with older people Working in a team MOST IMPORTANT SKILLS FOR WORKPLACE SUCCESS ACCORDING TO GEN Z: Communication Problem Solving Of high schoolers hope to start a business someday 72% 76% Want hobbies to be full-time jobs 73% 72% 60% 26% Access to affordable education Racial equality Want job to impact the world Donate time regularly as volunteers &
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MULTIPLE GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE

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Page 1: MULTIPLE GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE

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Born1945-1965

GENERATION Born

1965-1980

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1980-199535%

35%

24%

GENERATIONSIN THE

WORKPLACEBY 2020

VALUE:Hard work & loyalty;put in time to climbcorporate ladder VALUE:

Work-lifebalance

VALUE:Freedom & flexibility

SEEK:• Job people look up to & respect• Incentives based on performance

SEEK: • Job security with competitive salary• Clear pathway to grow compensation over time

SEEK: • Purposeful & values-driven culture• Opportunities for career progression & personal development

SEEK:• Opportunities to make a difference• Career pathway to advance in company• Socially conscious companies

• 401(k) with matching contributions• Competitive salary• Paid vacation and sick days• Flexible work schedule• Work remotely

MOST VALUED BENEFIT:

MOST VALUEDBENEFIT:

• Excellent retirement and health benefits• Salary

MOST VALUEDBENEFIT:

MOST VALUED BENEFIT:

GENERATION

Born1995-2012

VALUE:Security& stability

Career opportunity

MULTIPLE GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE

Z

X

• Good amount of paid time off• Flexible hours• Ability to work remotely

KELLEY ASHBY CONSULTING

[email protected]

319.855.2237

6%

MOSTIMPORTANTSOCIAL ISSUESACCORDINGTO GEN Z:

ASPECTS OF THE WORKPLACE MILLENNIALSFEEL ARE MOST DIFFICULT:

29% 28% 27% 22% 22%Resolvingconflicts

Negotiating Managingother

people

Working witholder people

Workingin a team

MOST IMPORTANTSKILLS FOR

WORKPLACE SUCCESSACCORDING TO GEN Z:

CommunicationProblem Solving

Of highschoolershope to starta businesssomeday

72% 76%Wanthobbiesto befull-time jobs

73% 72% 60% 26%Access toaffordableeducation

Racialequality

Wantjob to impact

the world

Donatetime regularlyas volunteers

&

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MULTIPLE GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE

KELLEY ASHBY CONSULTING

[email protected]

319.855.2237

COMMUNICATION ACROSS MULTIPLE GENERATIONS:

of executives said communication skills are the greatest differences among their company’s employees who are from different generations.30%

BABY BOOMERS GEN X GEN ZMILLENNIALS

Preferredcommunication

style with manager

Preferred tool

FeedbackPreferences

Most reserved

Pick up the phone & call or in-person

No news isgood news

Control-and-command

Email

Once per year duringperformance review

Collaborative

Texting, tweeting, andposting on social media

Feedback in real time,even daily,

over annual reviews

In-person

Text everything,Instagram, YouTube

Constant, honest, &immediate feedback

MILLENNIALS GENERATION Z

PERSONALVALUES

MEDIACONSUMPTION

TECHNOLOGY

ADOPTION

CAUSES FORTURNOVER

Focused on thehere and now

Optimists

Waiting to be discovered

Future focused

RealistsReady to work

for success

Scan text. Focus on headlines

& bullet points

Think, communicate,and consume information

through images

Tech savvy: Happy with two screens

open at once

Communicate with text

Curators and sharers

Tech innate: Love five screens at once

Communicatewith images

Creators andcollaborators

Low engagement

Lack of careeradvancement opportunities

Insufficient recognition

Lack of financialrewards

Lack of careeradvancement opportunities

Lack of feelingconnected to their job

&

MEETING THETECHNOLOGICAL

NEEDS OF THEDIGITAL NATIVES:

41% 27% 26%want to see your

company onsocial media

want virtual realityfor trainings,marketing

want wearables (smartwatches, virtual reality headsets, wireless headphones, body cameras in law enforcement, etc.)