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Supporting Young Leaders in the Workplace: How to Bridge the Gap

As the class of 2024 starts their finals, I reflected on a conversation I had with an older leader, who expressed frustration with managing his predominantly young workforce. His concerns echoed common stereotypes: Young people are perceived as entitled, impatient for quick results, unsure how to interact with leaders, glued to their phones, and prone …

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