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Handbook of Research on Workforce Diversity in a Global Society: Technologies and Concepts
Cohorts who shared similar cultural experiences during their formative years.
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Leveraging Intergenerational Diversity to Meet Business Goals
Sherita L. Jackson (Thomson Reuters IP Management Services, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-1812-1.ch023
Abstract
In recent years, the concept of generational diversity has gained increasing recognition in the United States. Each generation is shaped by historical, social, and cultural events that are unique to that particular age cohort. The purpose of this chapter is to help scholars, researchers, organizational leaders, practitioners, and graduate students understand diversity among generational cohorts and employ practices to utilize the wealth of knowledge that exists within today’s multigenerational workforce. This chapter will describe the four generations in today’s workplace and discuss gaps that can cause conflict. This chapter also provides tips and best practices for leveraging intergenerational diversity as well as scenarios and examples that demonstrate best practices. The result is a cohesive and productive workplace that respects multigenerational perspectives.
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The Differences in Leadership Styles Among Generations
A group of individuals that share birth years, age, geographic location, and have experienced the same important life events at their life’s specific stages.
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Generations and Intergenerational Learning
This term refers to a group of people who are born and live around the same time, usually sharing some common experiences and views.
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Understanding Intergenerational Communication at Schools
A group of people who were born in approximately the same years, have witnessed similar historical and social events, and have a common opinion, worldview, and experience of certain events and phenomena.
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Cellular Automata-Basics: Applications in Problem Solving
The outcome with the integration of changes from the initial state with the advancement in time.
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Generation, Collection, and Recycling of Used and End-of-Life Mobile Phones
Quantity of mobile phones that enter a waste stream before recycling.
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Nelder-Mead Evolutionary Hybrid Algorithms
A term used in evolutionary algorithms that corresponds to an iteration of the outermost loop.
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Connecting With Generation Z Through Social Media
A collective group of people born during the same span of years, influenced by world and geopolitical events, and shared/common experiences and cultural elements.
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Effective Management of Generational Dynamics in the Workplace
A group of people born in the same general time span who share some of the same life experiences.
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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intergenerational Diversity
Group of individuals that cohort on a specific time and have the same references, literature places them in a time period of 20 years between one another.
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Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms
A term used in evolutionary algorithms that roughly corresponds to each iteration of the outermost loop. The offspring obtained in one generation become the parents of the next.
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The Model for Applying the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy of Different Generations in Bangkok and Its Vicinity
Defined as the average interval of time between the birth of parents and the birth of their offspring.
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Authentic Leadership: Does Age Influence How Leadership Is Perceived? An Empirical Study
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Routines as a Perspective for HR-Professionals: Diversity as a Driver for Routines
A group of people who were born and lived (or are living) around the same time.
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Generational Differences in the Workplace?: Let's Ask the Managers!
A sociological concept that describes an observable group of individuals who are born within the same temporal and socio-cultural framework and who have experienced the same formative events during adolescence, resulting in a common set of values, attitudes, and behaviors.
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Meta-Narrative of Immigration: A Study on Migration and the Presentation of Immigration in Fatih Akin's Films
It refers to the age difference between people of the same race living in foreign country. This difference causes them to experience their immigration experiences in different ways.
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Evolution not Revolution in Next-Generation Wireless Telephony
Type or class of product, service, system, and software, usually in comparison to an earlier type
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Basic Concepts of Electric Power System Planning: Contracting for Reliability and Cost Effectiveness
The process of generating power based on statistical analysis, and reliability indices to ensure continuous energy supply.
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A Study on the Digital Game Addiction Tendency of Generation Z Individuals
It consists of individuals who are born on the same years within the certain period.
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Resolving Intergenerational Conflicts: Promoting Peaceful Solutions
Groups of people who were born in different periods and whose characters can be shaped by the characteristics of the period they are in.
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Understanding Human Resources Needs in Tourism: A Competittive Advantage
A group which can be identified by year of birth, age, location, and significant events that create their personality. It can be developed by significant life events such as pandemics, new technologies, wars or major economic or political transitions. These events form the personality, values, and expectations of that generation.
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Aesthetics Perceptions of Social Media Generations
A community of people who share common habits, culture, and time zone.
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Intergenerational Space
Generations are born at a certain period; It is a group of people who have similar behaviors because they are influenced by the economic, technological, educational, cultural, artistic and political developments at the time of their birth.
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Creating Relationships Based on Emotional Bonds With Generation Y in Virtual Environment: A Mediating Role of Gender
A group of individuals born in close proximity, who share the same conditions of the same period, and undertaking similar responsibilities or involved in a particular activity.
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Effective Management of Generational Dynamics in the Workplace
A group of people born in the same general time span who share some of the same life experiences.
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Nature Inspired Methods for Multi-Objective Optimization
A term used in nature inspired algorithms that roughly corresponds to each iteration of the outermost loop, where the existing population is replaced with a new one.
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Globally Responsible Intergenerational Leadership
People born within the same time period in a society, sharing similar behaviors, attitudes, likes, beliefs, values, and preferences.
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Change and Innovation as Viewed by Teachers From Different Generations: Similarity and Diversity
A generation may be conceived of as an age group sharing common events and experiences that are usually associated with having been born within a similar time frame. These groups share an age category, and its members are supposed to share the common events and experiences in similar biographical phases, including formative phases, which are considered to be especially important.
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