Generation Z and Leadership is an important topic to discuss, as Generation Z is the first generation to grow up in the Smart Phone era. How will educators, managers, and leaders adapt their communication styles to connect with the younger generation? I was interviewing Dr. Elizabeth Pogge while preparing for my upcoming virtual presentation for… Read More >>

Is Generation Z partying during this pandemic, or is there something else going on? Recently the New York Times reported that over 250 cases of the coronavirus could be traced directly back to parties held at fraternities, sororities, and off-campus parties. The members of the fraternities and sororities and all the colleges and universities are… Read More >>

Learn some tips for working from home. Each generation is approaching the new “working situation” a bit differently. My first job out of college back in 1993 was a little company called Quaker Oats. I was really excited to get this job but I was more excited to see the office space. I thought it’s… Read More >>

Is the generational divide even as wide as we sometimes think it is? Age is one of the primary ways by which our society is divided and with this division comes certain stereotypes about each generation. I was interviewed on the podcast by Zale Mednick to help his audience better understand the context that shapes… Read More >>

Gen Z, Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials… The impact of Covid-19 has spread across all the generations. The Impact on Generation Z (people born between 1997-2012), however, is a double-edged sword, both good and bad. Being younger, they will have a greater chance to survive the virus if they catch it than their older… Read More >>