With the ever-increasing speed of business, organizations must leverage technology and social tools to keep pace. While technology allows us to do more in less time, there is a breakdown in human connection and collaboration occurring due to our reliance
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With the baby boomer brain drain just around the corner, it’s more important than ever to understand your multigenerational workforce.
With millennials set to make up 50 percent of the global workforce by 2020, and 75 percent by 2025, it's important that employers who haven't already adapted their companies to attract this generation of workers start to think about making some changes.
This June, Safari acquired Popforms, including its website, courses, videos, newsletters and interactive exercises. The acquisition grew from a year-long content partnership between the two companies.
The millennial generation has adopted the slogan “you only live once,” or YOLO. This often mocked mantra represents this generation’s deep desire to dive in and experience life first-hand. A no-holds-barred approach to life, and learning.
Millennials on both ends of the age spectrum have grown up with limitless access to information, which has gradually created a culture of self-directed learning through content such as blog posts and YouTube videos.
In today’s cultural climate, generalizing learners based on gender or ethnicity can be highly controversial. Yet making statements about groups of individuals born within certain years is viewed as necessary for meeting the needs of learners.
Forget titles. Millennials already consider themselves to be a leader in the workplace. While they may not have risen through the ranks to the C-suite – yet – the millennial generation is redefining what it means to be a leader in today’s workplace.
Millennials have grown up in an instant gratification world, so patience is not necessarily their strong suit. Answers can be searched for, found, filed and implemented in a matter of minutes.
Experienced instructors who regularly interact with younger learners quickly notice that today’s generation of students tends to be more visual and interactive. Millennials are not only the largest generational cohort in U.S. history at about 80...