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Communication Barriers in Business – Part I – Understanding Them

Jigsaw Interactive

Being overwhelmed with massive amounts of emails, chats or instant messaging communications can create a bottleneck of non-responses. Messages get lost in translation, leading to confusion or frustration. Gen Y, Gen X, and baby boomers each have preferred work styles and communication methods.

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How to Onboard Remote Employees

ProProfs

Tools for instant messaging and team collaboration can help eliminate isolation and loneliness. Solution: First, understand each team member, their nature, their working styles, likes and dislikes, strengths and weaknesses. Solution: Stay in touch with your employees well before the onboarding and even after it.

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How To Harness the Power of an Intergenerational Workforce

KnowledgeCity

For instance, while Baby Boomers may appreciate more formal communication and in-person meetings, Millennials and Gen Z might engage better with instant messaging and social media platforms. Leaders can use a mix of these methods to ensure that important messages are conveyed in a manner that resonates with everyone.