Category: PDJ

Generational Diversity: Ageism Misplaced

The majority of the current workforce is made up of three generations- Baby Boomers, Generation X, and the Millenials- the diversity among those generations is blatant. Overall, each generation may be influenced to adopt the values of another, partially or totally; ultimately this translates to well-rounded and productive employees.

Good Job? Cultural Communication Differences

Craig Storti, an intercultural communications consultant and trainer, shares his insight on positive reinforcement in the workplace.

ERG Events & Programs

Successful leaders share internal and external events in their own employee resource groups.

ERG Meeting Agendas and Measuring Success

Successful leaders discuss best practices to help set meeting agendas and measure the success of your own employee resource groups.

ERGs: Securing Funding & Support

Successful leaders discuss best practices to help gain funding & senior leader support for your own employee resource groups.

ERG Membership & Participation

Successful leaders discuss best practices to help improve membership and participation in your own employee resource groups.

Building New ERGs- Steps and Tips

Looking to form an ERG? Start here.

Ignite Your ERGs

Successful leaders discuss best practices to help launch or improve your own employee resource groups.

Aging in Place: Generational Challenges in the Contemporary Workplace

For the first time in United States history, the workforce is comprised of individuals from four distinct age cohorts. This has created new and profound challenges in the American workplace.

“Awesome Possibilities” in United States

Adopting the tagline, “United States of Awesome Possibilities,” America’s travel advertising campaign is working to promote leisure and business travel to drive economic growth and jobs in the tourism industry.