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Generational Management Community Colleges Pamela Cox-Otto, Ph.D.

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Generational Management Community Colleges Pamela Cox-Otto, Ph.D.

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    1. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    2. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    4. Why It’s Important 4 Generations are working side by side We recruit, serve and depend on multiple generations Different values, experiences, styles, and attitudes create Misunderstandings Frustrations

    5. Critical Issues

    6. Personal Effects

    7. Organizational Effects

    8. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    9. Traditionalists

    10. Traditionalists Icons

    11. What Shaped Them

    12. Their Approach

    13. Management Style

    14. Boomers

    15. Influential People

    16. What Shaped Them

    17. Their Approach

    18. Management Style

    19. Gen X

    20. Influential People/Events

    21. What Shaped Them

    22. Their Approach

    23. Management Style

    24. Gen Y/ Millennials

    25. Influential People/Events

    26. What Is Shaping Them

    27. Their Approach

    28. Management Style

    29. Comparison Philosophy

    30. Comparison Experience

    31. What They Respond To Boom: “Make a Difference” Gen X: Show Me the Money. That is SOOOOO not worth it. Gen Y: Been There! Done That! Got the T-Shirt!Boom: “Make a Difference” Gen X: Show Me the Money. That is SOOOOO not worth it. Gen Y: Been There! Done That! Got the T-Shirt!

    32. Iconic Sayings Boomer - “I Made a Difference”

    35. Wolberg & Pokrywczynski November 2002 TV- Years uses 17.8 hours a week 5 hours less than Parents Better educated- less TV more internet Newspapers ; 1/3 less likely than Boomers to read Only 7% of readership Radio: 40% more likely to listen than Xers Trust: TV and Magazines more than Radio BIG FINDINGS -TV is still very good Group think TV is VERY INFORMATIVE Not very informative really - -Direct Mail is surprisingly good -Billboards and Newspapers bad Characters withwhom Gen Y identifies -Film -TV Wolberg & Pokrywczynski November 2002 TV- Years uses 17.8 hours a week 5 hours less than Parents Better educated- less TV more internet Newspapers ; 1/3 less likely than Boomers to read Only 7% of readership Radio: 40% more likely to listen than Xers Trust: TV and Magazines more than Radio BIG FINDINGS -TV is still very good Group think TV is VERY INFORMATIVE Not very informative really - -Direct Mail is surprisingly good -Billboards and Newspapers bad Characters withwhom Gen Y identifies -Film -TV

    36. Context of Differences 2000 the Kaiser Family Foundation (www.kff.org) reported that although Athe percentage of all high school students (9th-12th grade) who report ever having had sexual intercourse has declined over the last decade,@ 55 percent of teens aged 15-19 Areported having engaged in oral sex.@ It is believed that the great majority of teenage oral sex is being performed by girls on the boys, and not vice-versa.2000 the Kaiser Family Foundation (www.kff.org) reported that although Athe percentage of all high school students (9th-12th grade) who report ever having had sexual intercourse has declined over the last decade,@ 55 percent of teens aged 15-19 Areported having engaged in oral sex.@ It is believed that the great majority of teenage oral sex is being performed by girls on the boys, and not vice-versa.

    37. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    44. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    45. How Different? Traditionalist

    47. How Different? Boomer

    49. How Different? Gen X

    51. How Different? Millennial

    53. How Different? Boomer

    54. How Different? Gen X

    55. How Different? Millennial

    56. Do it All Boomer X’er Millennial

    57. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    58. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

    59. GEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudesGEN Y Care? -Almost as large as Boomers 72 - 60 Million -They will be shaping attitudes for the next 30 years -They seem to be shaping their parents attitudes

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