Episode 463: Better Together: Navigating the Future of Work with Hannah MacDonald Dannecker

Ellevate Network: Conversations With Women Changing the Face of Business

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🎧 Join us for an inspiring episode of the Ellevate Podcast, "Conversations with Women Changing the Face of Business." Hannah MacDonald Dannecker, a partner at the Better Together Group, talks with Tammy Williams about bridging the generational gap in the workplace, particularly between Gen Z and older generations. They discussed the mission of the Better Together Group, the importance of social good in employment, the rising appeal of blue-collar jobs, and the unique preferences of Gen Z workers. The conversation emphasizes the need for mentorship, the challenges employers face in attracting talent, and the future of work in a rapidly changing job market. It’s the perfect time to tune in for valuable insights and inspiration!

KEY TAKEAWAYS

· Emphasizing social good in employment.

· Blue collar jobs are becoming increasingly appealing to younger generations.

· Gen Z workers value independence and technology in their roles.

· Mentorship is crucial for Gen Z's professional development.

· Employers need to adapt to the changing job market dynamics.

· Communication between generations is key to workplace harmony.

EXPLORE KEY SEGMENTS

· 00:00 Introduction to Generational Collaboration

· 09:49 The Importance of Social Good in Employment

· 15:03 The Rise of Blue-Collar Jobs

· 20:11 Navigating the Job Market and Employer Challenges

· 24:57 Understanding Gen Z's Work Preferences

· 29:51 The Future of Work and Employee Retention

Tune in to this compelling episode that will inspire and challenge your perspectives on Gen-Z, multi-generational workplaces, and the growing prominence of blue-collar jobs. Don’t miss it! Download the Ellevate Network Podcast, "Conversations with Women Changing the Face of Business," from your preferred platform. 🎧listen now and get inspired by these empowering conversations! 🌟

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