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Unfairly Labeled

by Jessica Kriegel

February 2016

Beginner

256 pages

4h 39m

English

Wiley

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Part One: The Problem with Labeling GenerationsPart Two: Toolkit for ManagersPart Three: Overcoming Generational Labels
Generation ExercisePerception Is RealityHow Labels Divide
The Brain Makes CategoriesPredictions into ConvictionsThe Ladder of InferenceIn-Group, Out-Group Dynamics
Age DiscriminationAge versus GenerationHiding Age Discrimination Behind Generation LabelsSummary
Generation Stereotypes in Other CulturesSummary
When a Label Is Useful: MarketingThe Better WaySummary

The StereotypeOrigins of the StereotypeThe Truth about Motivating MillennialsOvercoming the StereotypesSummary
The StereotypeThe Truth about Managing Millennial PerformanceOvercoming the StereotypesSummary
The StereotypeThe Error in StereotypesOvercoming the StereotypesSummary
The StereotypeThe Origin of the StereotypeOvercoming the StereotypesSummary
The StereotypesThe Origins of the StereotypeOvercoming the StereotypesSummary
Be a MavenSix Steps to ChangeSummary
BackgroundThe RequestNeeds AssessmentSurvey ResultsResultsFocus GroupsTraining ProgramsReturn on Investment AnalysisConclusion
BackgroundThe RequestNeeds Assessment: SurveyLearning Style Differences by GenerationLearning Activity Preferences by GenerationOptimizing the Learning EnvironmentPractical Implications

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