HR Training 2019 - Do you Hit Roadblocks when Dealing with younger Generations Here we share how to Accelerate the change you need when Working with Millennials

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Overview:
Change is constantly ongoing whether we like it or not. In order to thrive in this world it is critical to be able to work with it in unison than to fight change. Uncontrolled change has the potential to be overwhelming and typically brings with it the element of surprise.
It may bring discomfort and with that, little desire to take action. With all of these negative aspects of change it isn't surprising that so many people hold on dearly to how life used to be, to how processes have always ran in the organization. There may be great wisdom behind what was done in the past and desired outcomes could have resulted from that. These are incredibly valuable lessons.
How do you solve your problems when what always used to work doesn't work so well anymore? Instead of metaphorically, or literally, banging your head on the wall, which I've done, why not maximize your team's strengths? One common reason this doesn't happen is because we embrace the comfortable lifestyle we've grown accustomed to. Maybe that looks like not speaking up to your supervisor to make them aware of a way you can streamline your work because it would mean more responsibilities for yourself. Maybe it looks like a manager not wanting to give more responsibility to their staff because they believe they can't handle it.
Both of these examples, as well as many others, are reasons why people are hesitant to embracing change. Why would you choose discomfort over what we already know to work, even if not as efficient as we'd prefer? Albert Einstein said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Insanity is actually defined as a legal term pertaining to a defendant's ability to determine right from wrong when a crime is committed.
I'm not suggesting that we are criminals if we don't embrace change but why would you rob yourself and your team of the greater potential that comes with embracing change? Imagine you are tasked with solving a Rubik's Cube, a daunting task in itself, however, this time you aren't allowed to make any changes to its configuration. How do you suggest solving that? What if we wore the same outfit every day for a year? Or we ate the same food every day for every meal for a month? Is that enough of a visual to realize that change is present within our lives, at least even on a small scale? I do not believe that we should go into full consumerism mode and say out with the old and in with the new. That in itself is incredibly wasteful and isn't doing any good for us. In a time when the Millenial may expect instant results and the GenXer may believe that they have all of life's answers, this sort of conversation is critical to have. Through improving our adaptability we are better prepared to take on life's challenges, whether they are as small and annoying like a fly is buzzing in your ear or if they are as colossal as moving countries. Times are changing. Can you keep up?
Why should you Attend:
The idea of change is commonly discussed. We constantly wish we were slimmer, smarter, wealthier, and healthier and sometimes we're even courageous enough to voice that desire to others. We spend time talking about how ‘if only things were different' and complaining that the circumstances aren't ever right. Why are we so quick to wanting change, wishing for change, praying for change, but so slow to embracing change? Taking the first step towards any unknown direction can be scary.
It can feel as if we are walking into completely dark territories and that we have no business being there. How do you convince yourself to take that first step? How do you muster the energy to take the next step after getting pushed over, perhaps even stepped on? Maybe you're used to blazing trails and starting to hack a new path may seem counterintuitive.
No matter if you're focusing on improving your technique to see better results or starting an entirely new journey you must embrace change to see it through. Even if your goal is to maintain a certain level you will be challenged by a changing, dynamic environment. Life isn't stopping for anyone. We can look to our pasts and learn from what was done, as we should for reflection. We can visualize our futures and create the world we want to live in. In the meantime life will be happening in the present and the present is constantly changing.
Do you ever feel like what used to solve your problems no longer does? Do you, the GenXers struggle with getting me, the Millenial, to see things the way you do? Hey Millenials, do you struggle with presenting your fresh perspective to GenXers? If you feel stuck, afraid, or hesitant and you think that some change, no matter how small, may be required then this webinar may help you.
Areas Covered in the Session:
How to Embrace change as a Millenial
How to Embrace change as a GenXer working with Millenials
The Importance of Reviewing our Pasts
The Importance of Planning and Communicating our Future
Who Will Benefit:
Consultants
Entry-level Positions
Executive Leaders
HR Professionals
Interns
Managers
Small Business Owners
Supervisors
Instructor:
Louis Engel was born and raised on a small island in the Caribbean called St. Maarten. His parents thought it was in his best interest if they sent him to boarding school in Canada. He completed the majority of high school at a boarding school in Ontario and then went on to pursue an Honors Specialization in Biology which was completed in 2013. After struggling to find a job his my field, which was required for permanent residency, he decided that his chances would improve if he was to receive further schooling. Louis enrolled in an online Clinical Trials Management program in 2015 and completed an internship in the field in 2016.
Event link: https://www.trainhr.com/webinar/-702561LIVE?channe...
Contact Details:
NetZealous LLC, DBA TrainHR
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