Rosi Bremec, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Game Lounge, recently wrote about the need to recognise and adapt to create a truly inclusive and adaptive workplace.
The differences between generations in the workplace have been a prominent topic of discussion in recent years. Millennials are strong advocates for work-life balance and mental health awareness, while Gen Z is known for its relentless drive to push the boundaries of innovation.
However, there are more subtle, yet equally important differences, and drawing from her own observations, Ms Bremec highlights key distinctions between the generations:
While these differences may seem relatively minor, Ms Bremec cautions that Gen X leaders who resist such behaviours in favour of their personal preferences risk alienating their teams over time.
In contrast, leaders who choose to embrace these generational shifts will foster a more focused and cohesive team, centred on delivering results.
Ultimately, Ms Bremec believes that leaders must evaluate their teams based on their capabilities and outcomes, rather than how closely they align with their own generational biases. By providing the environment that each team member needs to thrive, leaders can help them elevate their performance and achieve their potential.
Featured Image:
LinkedIn / Rosi Bremec
After two years of preparation, the delivery service is set to launch.
While 16th October 2017 marked the tragic end of her life, her words continue to resonate today.
In his new role, he will work closely with both the commercial team and other departments to 'identify growth opportunities ...
The new 'full-time inmate at Federal Correctional Institute Cumberland' listed his skills for the role as 'cleaning; and 'whittling'.