Ours is the first time in history that there are four generations in the workplace simultaneously vying for recognition, compensation and power.
Each generation bears its own unique values, perspectives and roles. The need has never been greater to provide a forum for corporate, organizational and government decision-makers, internal communications and HR leadership to assess and improve how they are meeting the challenge of a new, dynamic, and sometimes contentious workplace.
About Dr. Orsborn: Carol Orsborn is recognized as a pioneer in the area of intrinsic workplace motivation. She is the author of such groundbreaking books as Inner Excellence at Work (American Management Association) and How Would Confucius Ask for a Raise (Morrow/Avon.)
Communicating to The Four Generation Workplace
One hour to half-day interactive presentation for IC, HR and organizational leaders on utilizing cutting-edge demographic and communications strategies to understand, reach and motivate each demographic slice of the intergenerational workplace.
The latest in adult development theory
Strategic Counsel
Access Dr. Orsborn’s knowledge and perspective on recruiting, retaining, redeploying and retiring boomers, as well as communicating with all the generations in the intergenerational workplace.
About Dr. Carol Orsborn’s Workplace Expertise:
John Naisbitt (author of Megatrends and Global Paradox) "Orsborn's concept of Inner Excellence is supremely useful, helping us live fuller lives every day, in business and in life. Supremely useful."
Peter Senge (author of The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization) "One of the cornerstones of building the organization of the future will be distinguishing intrinsic from extrinsic motivation. Orsborn's concept of inner excellence is one of the first attempts at integrating two of the major threads that promise to continue to transform modern business practice."
Ken Blanchard (author of One Minute Manager, Raving Fans, and Gung Ho!) regarding Inner Excellence: "A great, uplifting book.”
