Is “generational competence” part of the leadership skills in your project management toolbox? Leadership in a multigenerational workplace has come to the forefront of many discussions about organizational success.
Events
Melibee Global: Culture 101
We live and work across cultures on a daily basis, but what IS culture? If you are curious to learn more about the basics of cultural theory or need a refresher on how cultural theory has changed over time, this webinar is for you.
RW3 CultureWizard: Generations are Cultures Too!
Today we can have up to four generations working side-by-side. These generations are “cultures” that bring varying expectations, experiences, attitudes, motivations, and behaviors to the workplace.
Melibee Global: Culture 101
We live and work across cultures on a daily basis, but what IS culture? If you are curious to learn more about the basics of cultural theory or need a refresher on how cultural theory has changed over time, this webinar is for you.
Melibee Global: Culture 101
We live and work across cultures on a daily basis, but what IS culture? If you are curious to learn more about the basics of cultural theory or need a refresher on how cultural theory has changed over time, this webinar is for you.
NYC SHRM: Factors that Influence Multicultural Teams
As the workplace become increasingly multicultural in nature, cultural competency plays a critical role in leadership. Successful professionals develop the cross-cultural skills necessary to manage and lead effectively.
PMI South Saskatchewan: Multicultural Project Teams
Cultures present themselves in many forms, including national, generational, and organizational. Responsible project managers identify cultural risks and define mitigation plans from the beginning.
HANYS: Culturally Competent Healthcare Leadership
As health care communities become increasingly multicultural in nature, culturally competent healthcare leadership plays an undeniably critical role.
DC Library Association: Strategic Communications in Culture
As librarians, we communicate with our users, staff, C-Level, patrons, and each other with a myriad of technological devices, languages, infographics, styles and tones. Why does it feel like we are all talking at cross-purposes?
