Modern workplaces now encompass four generations — Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — each shaped by distinct cultural, economic, and technological influences.
Understanding these generational perspectives helps organizations anticipate differences in motivation, communication, and work style.
This resource is based on the ACC Webcast “Generational Intelligence: A Discussion on How to Build and Lead Strong Teams Across Generational Lines."
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