Hvis du også har hørt, at cheferne skal tage højde for generationsforskelle imellem de dovne unge, der vil være ledere, to minutter efter at de er trådt ind bag skrivebordet, og boomerne, der er teknologiske analfabeter – så er det noget vrøvl.
Det mener ledelsesrådgiver Christian Qvick, der er så træt af dyre kurser og myter om de særlige behov hos Generation Z og de andre, at han har udgivet en bog om det.
Men er han nu helt sikker?
Gæst: Christian Qvick, ledelsesrådgiver og forfatter til bogen “Farvel til generationsledelse – Drop generationsmyterne og led mennesker som mennesker”
Vært: Jacob Grosen
Tilrettelæggelse: Tine Toft
Produktion: Pernille Skytte
Foto: Tobias Nielsen
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