The document outlines the characteristics and preferences of five different generational cohorts, from Traditionalists to Gen Z, highlighting their birth years, current ages, parenting styles, leadership preferences, communication methods, work expectations, and meeting preferences. Each generation exhibits distinct traits influenced by the socio-economic context of their upbringing, with shifts towards technology and changing family structures over time. The summary emphasizes the evolution of parenting, leadership styles, and communication preferences across generations.
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Generational Comparison Chart April 2022
The document outlines the characteristics and preferences of five different generational cohorts, from Traditionalists to Gen Z, highlighting their birth years, current ages, parenting styles, leadership preferences, communication methods, work expectations, and meeting preferences. Each generation exhibits distinct traits influenced by the socio-economic context of their upbringing, with shifts towards technology and changing family structures over time. The summary emphasizes the evolution of parenting, leadership styles, and communication preferences across generations.
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Traditionalists Boomers Gen X Millennials (Y) Gen Z
Born 1925-1945 1946-1964 1965-1980 1981-1995 1996-2009
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