What learning opportunities should you offer to millennials and Gen Z?

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What learning opportunities should you offer to millennials and Gen Z?

At 2.00 pm on Thursday 24th October 2019, HRreview will be hosting the Career pathing is your best employee retention strategy webinar. Where a professional will be discussing how companies can better align themselves to offer new restructured learning opportunities to millennials and Gen Z.

The UK office now has five generations working within it, thus accommodating to the different expectations of these groups is essential.

However, millennials and Gen Z are now starting to outnumber the other demographics in the office.

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In this webinar, Brent Colescott, senior director of business strategy and transformation at SumTotal Systems, a software company will be discussing:

  • The shape of the new career path
  • Self-directed career pathing
  • Define your organizational needs and areas of future growth
  • Digital tools to support your process
  • How to measure organizational progress

 

Register now to reserve your place!

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Darius is the editor of HRreview. He has previously worked as a finance reporter for the Daily Express. He studied his journalism masters at Press Association Training and graduated from the University of York with a degree in History.

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