Leadership and Communication: How Each Generation Communicates

How each generation communicates the cultural, technical, social, media and life events of each generation has a great impact on their performance. "A generation of people is a very influential factor, as we talk about different generations, we find that we are at least instinctive: news, media, music To the same stimulus from the surrounding culture due to other cultural factors. "

Age usually affects how each generation communicates. According to Anick Tolbize, a researcher at the University of Minnesota, conflicts between generations are often coming from communication problems. The X and Y generations prefer immediate feedback, but by recognizing that baby boomers are considering this insult, effective leaders will approach approach to lead teams to achieve strategic goals You can customize it. A baby-boomer generation may prefer face - to - face communication. Young employees use social media technologies such as wikis, blogs, and forums in education and private life, and I would like to use these tools for collaborative work in the workplace.

Today, there are four generations in my workplace. Baby boomer generation, generation X, Millennial generation (or generation Y), generation Z. The challenge of communication is that each of the four different generations grows with different times, political influences, education, technology, social and economic influences. All these "cultivation" provide various ways of seeing the world around us, as various beliefs, expectations, and most importantly. The importance of removing the above table is that we are different From a communication point of view, a single size is not suitable for everyone. As a leader, we need to prepare not only for frequent communication but also for different ways. In other words, when presenting ideas and information, you need to keep in mind the preferences and differences in communication between generations. Today, I started developing and sending messages for personal, phone, e-mail, text, social media and video. Are extra efforts worthwhile?