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Millennials in the workforce: What they want and how to manage them

    Format : Pre-Recorded
    Industry : Human Resources
    Date : Thursday, August 24, 2023
    Start time : Any Time
    Duration : 90 mins
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In the modern workplace Millennials are often stereotyped as being “lazy”, “entitled”, and “not having a work ethic.”  And, if you ask a managers from Generation X or the Baby Boomer generation, they will tell you that it’s just plain frustrating to “deal with these kids who just want to text all day and get on Facebook.” Most managers find that they are irritated by their younger employees a good portion of the time, because they’re “just different than we were at that age…” 

In this informative Webinar, HR Consultant and CEO Natalie Ivey and CMC “Chief Millennial Consultant”, Taylor Ivey, of Results Performance Consulting will take you through the stereotypes and the realities of “generational resentment”, how best to overcome generational conflicts, and how to more effectively manage Millennials to keep them engaged, productive, and to actually keep them working for you vs. having them walking out the door to find another job. 

Learning Objectives:

  • Understanding the different generations and what they value
  • Exploring what exactly is causing all the “generational resentment” with Millennials
  • What does it really mean, the moniker of an “entitled generation”?
  • Exploring how Millennials communicate and collaborate to understand how they are different from previous generations
  • Understanding how HR needs to handle managers’ complaints about Millennials lack of “work ethic”
  • Understanding the Top 5 Strategies Managers Need to Know About Managing Millennials to improve productivity, minimize conflicts, and reduce turnover

Who Will Benefit:

  • Senior HR Professionals
  • HR Managers & Directors
  • Attorneys
  • HR Personnel
  • Employee Relations Professionals

Natalie Ivey

Natalie Ivey, MBA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP is an HR consultant, professional speaker, author, and educator within the HR profession.  She has more than two decades of HR management experience with Fortune 500 organizations and in working as a trusted advisor and consultant to business leaders both in the U.S. and abroad.  She is the founder and CEO of Results Performance Consulting, Inc., an HR consulting practice that specializes in providing HR expertise and guidance to employers doing business in the U.S.  She also provides targeted, results-focused leadership and professional development training programs.  She routinely works with organizations to address destructive leadership behaviors and organization dysfunction.   She consults with employers and designs customized training programs to help employers correct poor behaviors, minimize legal exposure, and improve performance and profitability.

Ms. Ivey is the instructional designer/author of numerous HRCI accredited HR training programs that are marketed throughout the U.S.  and is also the author of the book:  How to Conduct Internal Investigations:  A Practical Guide for HR Professionals, which has received excellent reviews.  Her new book:  How to Keep HR from Being the Employee Complaint Department is due to be released in summer 2017.

Ms. Ivey is a dynamic and engaging speaker who is known for her sense of humor and "tell-it-like-it-is" direct approach to teaching HR education.  She is a frequent lecturer at university symposiums, is a guest speaker at SHRM conferences, and is a nationally known speaker who travels throughout the U.S. and abroad, speaking on a variety of topics to advance the HR profession.  

Taylor Ivey

During his years in the military as an Ammunitions Stock Handling and Control Specialist in the U.S. Army at Fort Riley, KS, Taylor was responsible for safely storing, issuing, receiving, and transporting various types of munitions, supervising a team, and providing monthly coaching and employee performance documentation.  He was also responsible for operation and assembly of the Army Combat Service Support and VSAT, a satellite communications system designed to provide worldwide data and voice communications connectivity to U.S. military forces.   During his military service, Taylor was deployed to the Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa (CJTF-HOA) and completed a grueling special forces, French Commando course at the Commando Training Center in Arta, Djibouti.  Taylor completed various training programs: infantry tactics, land navigation, first aid, marksmanship, and leadership development for Non-Commissioned Officers.

He has worked in various capacities over the years with Results Performance Consulting, Inc. and currently serves as the Chief Millennial Consultant, routinely speaking and blogging on the subject of leadership and managing younger employees.  Taylor provides a unique perspective in his education programs, as he possesses the combination of being a Millennial, himself, as well as having managed large numbers of Millennials while serving in the military.  Taylor is now working on his aeronautical science degree at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida and, upon completion, will return to the military as a pilot and an officer. 

With Taylor’s advice and counsel, he helps HR professionals and leaders better understand what makes Millennial’s “tick,” how to connect and collaborate with younger employees, inspire them, reduce conflict, improve productivity and innovation, and reduce expensive turnover.

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