This is a podcast episode titled, Lindsay Boccardo. The summary for this episode is: <p>The tension we feel between generations is much deeper than Millennials versus Gen Z or Gen X versus Boomers. The difference between us actually boils down to developmental psychology.</p><p>Speaker, trainer, and coach <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsayboccardo/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Lindsay Boccardo</a> joins the show to shed light on the causes of generational divides and shares how we can navigate them well as individuals and organizations. She explains the influence of developmental stages on what matters most to people, the importance of investing in leaders' emotional intelligence, and how internal leadership programs can prepare companies for future success.</p><p>You can find more information about this podcast at <a href="https://app.casted.us/account/62/shows/81b7557b-52e8-4ea3-87b9-a8f2cdaa00e4/episodes/93ecce9c-0530-4661-a507-b77e2748f4ee/sep.com/podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">sep.com/podcast</a> and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening!</p>
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Lindsay sheds light on one cause of generational divides.
00:53 MIN
Lindsay emphasizes the influence of developmental psychology on what matters most to people.
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Lindsay points out three major issues companies are facing.
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Lindsay reminds us to take a closer look before jumping to conclusions.
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Lindsay shares why organizations need to invest in developing their leaders' emotional intelligence, especially in a remote or hybrid work world.
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Lindsay shares how an internal leadership program can serve as a retention tool in addition to a development tool.
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Today's Host
Zac Darnell
|Host of Behind The Product & Principal at SEP
Today's Guest
Lindsay Boccardo
|Founder, Linsday Boccardo Training and Coaching
Lindsay is fascinated by generations in the workplace. As a nationally-recognized Millennial expert, groups from across the country lean on her to help their teams work better together. With four generations of employees in the workforce right now, leaders are looking for new ways to help their organization stand out, recruit, retain and engage the talent on their teams. That’s where she comes in: she speak to groups large and small, coach their top talent and provide real, actionable solutions for creating success in a multi-generational workplace.