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Let’s face it: Millennials are different. As such, the onboarding process for Millennial Leaders should be different and very unlike the onboarding process experienced by Gen Xers and Boomers.
Much attention has been placed on Baby Boomer and Millennial alignment, as they represent two ends of the spectrum, and have the most differences between them. However, Generation X is the next generation of leaders, and represents the majority of small business owners.
There’s a lot of focus on leadership… and rightly so. It is true that team members don’t leave companies, they leave because of ‘bad’ managers / leaders. And I have witnessed this so many times.
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