Monthly Archive for December, 2004

25 Sentences that define a generation

The worst thing a doctor could do is to prescribe a ‘one size fits all’ to everyone who walks through the door, without a prior examination. We’d suggest that a similar approach would be equally problematic when working across generations.

One size does not, as they say, fit all.

The next 25 ‘sentences’ describe a generation born in the 70’s and 80’s, commonly known as Generation X (Xers).

These 25 sentences will go a long way to assist you in your encounter with a generation that, if you aren’t one of them, you possibly have difficulty understanding.

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Developing virtual teams

Overturning Generational Karma

Are we really only ‘Human Resources’?

Fatherhood, Leadership and Organisational Dynamics

Downshifting – Changing the gears

Part I – Loyalty and Security

All I wanted was a hug

Seven lessons from a BYT resignation letter

The Great HR Paradox: A thought bullet for CEO’s everywhere

Generations and Culture

From dust to dust

Bring back the 60’s (or not)

Volunteers not employees – Watch this space

Seven bribes for severance brothers

Savvy Leadership

Stress is not the enemy

The problem with team building