FACT: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 22 million people will have left the labor force to retire during the next few years. Who do you have to replace them? Having a cohesive, multi-generational workforce is vital to survival. FACT: Nearly 80% of all junior and senior high school teens work part-time while going to school. Teens, because of their inexperience, are also more likely to have injuries or accidents in the workplace. Not understanding how to train an emerging workforce can be costly.
FACT: The 'New Millennium Generation' is the first generation to grow up with a computer in their home. Almost 90% of 12-17 year olds use the Internet. They use the Internet as more than just a fact-finding instrument, they use it to communicate and to socialize. Are you using archaic, outdated tools to reach this generation?
"People learn best what they discover for themselves, not what is shoved at them," says Meagan. Her interactive group exercises are a fun and valuable component of "ZAP THE GAP!" sessions. Of course, this electrically charged presentation can be followed up with a nitty-gritty, hands-on, how-to break out session, too! Ask about the right combination for your group.
Here is why audience members love "ZAP THE GAP!":
- They learn something about themselves and their generation.
- They learn about their own kids' generation.
- They learn about their co-workers, employees and customers' generations.
- Most important, they learn what to do when challenged by the different generations
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