Understanding the New Generation of Workers

Oct 30, 2017 • 23 Min Podcast
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Understanding the New Generation of Workers and How to Get the Best of Their Motivation and Abilities

The new generation of workers, the millennials and Gen-Z, have been on the receiving end of numerous bashing of their work ethics. Are they really that bad? Or, do leaders just need to learn to understand their motivation to get the best out of their potential?

Alvin Teoh from Leaderonomics Campus team shed some light in understanding these generations and how to bring out the best of their motivation and abilities.

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