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Wendy Hanson

Wendy Hanson

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Podcast Host, Building Better Managers (Podcast)

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Total articles 34

  • Navigating Generational Bridges: Motivating and Inspiring Gen Z Employees

    By Wendy Hanson| Training Magazine Verified In today’s dynamic workforce, managers lead teams with individuals from various generations, each with unique characteristics, preferences, and motivations. Gen Z is expected to make up a more significant portion of the U.S. workforce than Baby Boomers for the first time this year, according to a recent  Glassdoor trend forecast report.

    By Wendy Hanson · Training Magazine

    Dec. 03, 2024

  • Tips and Best Practices for Measuring the Impact of Leadership Development Programs

    By Wendy Hanson, M.Ed. CPCC| Training Industry Verified Spotlighting the impact of leadership development programs is crucial for organizations seeking to invest in their future. These programs must be clearly designed to grow and nurture the skills of potential leaders, in alignment with clear measures of their effectiveness, so that organizations might fully realize their investment’s value. The challenge lies in identifying tangible, measurable outcomes that reflect true leadership growth.

    By Wendy Hanson, M.Ed. CPCC · Training Industry

    Mar. 26, 2024

  • Navigating Generational Bridges: Motivating and Inspiring Gen Z Employees

    By Wendy Hanson| Training Magazine Verified In today’s dynamic workforce, managers lead teams with individuals from various generations, each with unique characteristics, preferences, and motivations. Gen Z is expected to make up a more significant portion of the U.S. workforce than Baby Boomers for the first time this year, according to a recent  Glassdoor trend forecast report.

    By Wendy Hanson · Training Magazine

    Dec. 03, 2024

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Building Better Managers (Podcast)

San Francisco, California, United States