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Millennial Management: The Workforce of the Future

Millennial Management: The Workforce of the Future

This past May I had the privilege to speak at a National Creditors Bar Association conference in Minneapolis, MN where I shared my thoughts on managing the notorious group “Millennials” (which I am proudly a part of).

In this talk, I share some background, some insight, and the key to successful management of the Millennial generation. The answer is a simple one. Successful management of millennials starts AND ends with one thing: Company Culture.

With permission from the NCBA, I have included a recording of the audio with the presentation slides below:

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