BABY BOOMERS
Baby Boomers
Baby Boomers is a phrase used to describe a group of people born between the years 1946 and 1964. The word is very similar to the word Millennials. They are the post-World War II generation known simply as boomers, named after the remarkable post-war hike in birth rates known as the baby boom.
Common Traits of Baby Boomers in the Workplace
- Valuing hard work and dedication, baby boomers often prioritize their careers.
- Baby boomers tend to develop strong loyalty to their employers and appreciate stability in their work environment.
- Baby boomers offer valuable contributions to organizations as they possess extensive experience and knowledge.
Strategies for Managing and Engaging Baby Boomers
- Recognize their contributions
- Provide opportunities for growth
- Encourage open communication
- Create a flexible work environment
- Promote a culture of mentorship