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1. Managing Three Generations of Employees
2. 2 UNDERSTANDING GENERATIONAL DIVERSITY
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4. 4 Workplace Characteristics
5. 5 Inter Generational Tension? Location and Timing of work
Office vs. Mobile Working
Office timings vs. Task timings
Communication among team members
Time Lag
Mode of Communication
Nature of Collaborative Input
Definition of Expert
Finding information or learning new things
Source of Learning
6. 6 Is the Asian context different from the Global context? (Gen Y as an example)
7. 7 Is the Asian context different from the Global context? (Gen Y as an example)
8. 8 MANAGING GENERATIONAL DIVERSITY
9. 9 What does this mean for Employers?
10. 10 All generations want to Belong
Be valued and respected
Have trustworthy leaders
Make meaningful contributions
Have resources and skills that would help them excel
11. 11 What can employers do?
12. 12 Focus on COMMUNICATION
13. 13 Focus on DEVELOPMENT
14. 14 Focus on RECRUITMENT STRATEGIES
15. 15 Focus on RECRUITMENT STRATEGIES
16. 16 Most-valued rewards
17. 17 To summarise
18. 18 The challenge will continue..
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20. 20 Presenters contact detailsNiloufer IraniKPMG +91 22 39835528nirani@kpmg.comwww.in.kpmg.com
21. 21 An aging world 2025 In 2050, there will be more than three times as many people age 65 and older in the world as there are today.In 2050, there will be more than three times as many people age 65 and older in the world as there are today.