Este módulo tem como objetivo ser uma introdução ao programa de Formação LearGen: desafios intergeracionais no trabalho. A partir de um conjunto de conceitos e das principais diferenças e necessidades das diferentes gerações, o formando irá aprender a lidar com os desafios que se colocam em locais de trabalho multigeracionais, num esforço para eliminar as descriminações etárias e promover a inclusão e a diversidade.
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Recursos- Navigating the Multigenerational Workplace | Leah Georges | TEDxCreightonU
- Team Building Across Generations: Instructor Guide
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