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Generational Lifestyle Characteristics, and 3 Take-Aways for Managers

Posted by PegCorwin under Human Resources
From http://moatskennedy.com 160 days ago
Made Hot by: Small Business Tribe on December 11, 2012 7:31 am

Check this interesting table showing lifestyle characteristics of pre-boomers, boomers, cuspers, busters and netsters. And learn what it means for the workforce.

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Written by ShawnHessinger
159 days ago

Company culture and how it fits in with employee lifestyle are important considerations for your business these days. Company culture, in fact, could literally be thought of as a recruiting tool, so the culture you create may determine the employees you attract. Thanks to Peg Corwin for sharing this post on the BizSugar community.

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Written by amabaie
159 days ago

Great HR people use "skills" mostly to vet whom to interview. The actual hiring tends to be based more on "fit". So culture is crucial.

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