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Generational Shifts: Values, Work Ethic, and the Impact of Technology on Today's Workforce

Analysis of generational differences in work and technology use.

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Generational Shifts: Values, Work Ethic, and the Impact of Technology onToday's WorkforceValues may be self-governing, but they do change with time. The link betweenpersonality, values, and work ethic is difficult to decipher. Your basic makeup iswith youin every situation, especially in your organization. Have your values changed as youhave matured, or have they stayed the same? Do you have different values than yourparents or siblings? How do values affect the cohesiveness of the workplace?When you think about values, consider your values around work, play, time, and qualityof life. Do some research and reflection here. Are the differencesbetween generationsand work expectations vastly different? What are some changing values that come tomind?What are some values thatguide your performance every day? Can you give examples ofthose in action?Our text authorstalked about 'right fit' when it comes to people and organizations. Whyis this importantfor retention andorganizational success?Q1 As of the guard changes...Professor Ridinger8/30/2012 7:23:20 PMWhen you think about values, consider your values around work, play, time, and quality of life. Do someresearch and reflection here. Are the differences between generations and work expectations vastlydifferent? What are some changing values that come to mind?

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