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Generational differences in the workplace

January 15, 2016

In Recruitment and Employer Brand

A study by the University of Minnesota explains the different behaviors and values of four generations in the workplace: the traditional generation, Baby boomers, Generation X, and Generation Y. Each has their own expectations and attitudes but despite these differences, they all share the same reasons for being happy at work: feeling valued (85%) and recognition and appreciation (74%).

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Generational differences in the workplace, University of Minnesota

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