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Sparking smarter intergenerational conversations
New Planks, Same Ship?
By Megan Gerhardt
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July 27, 2026
or what slaying a minotaur can teach us about generational tension at work
Which Generation Killed Pantyhose? The Evolution of Professionalism
By Megan Gerhardt
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May 19, 2026
How professionalism has evolved with each generation. Generational leadership coaching and how to make those Gen z act professional.
Why Generation A Might Just Be the...Analog Generation
By Megan Gerhardt
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February 13, 2026
Gen Alpha might be the Analog generation. Gen Z preferances might be informing what will Gen Alpha will want. Managing GenZ through understanding.
Out of Respect: Generational Differences Captured in One Sentence
By Megan Gerhardt
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January 12, 2026
Communication is key to understanding how different generational team norms . What looks like lazy and disengaged may have a basis that surprises you.
I asked AI to rewrite my email like a Gen Z. And a Millennial. And A Gen Xer. And a Boomer. Watch What Happened.
By Megan Gerhardt
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November 16, 2025
Explores how AI thinks different generations write emails
When 'Common Sense' Isn't Common Across Generations: The Curse of Knowledge
By Megan Gerhardt
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September 12, 2025
Curse of Knowledge: experts can't imagine not knowing what they know. In workplaces, generations assume others share their experience, causing miscommunication.
Gen Z Wants Pet Insurance and Other Things I Never Thought I'd Say
By Megan Gerhardt
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August 31, 2025
Managing a generational workforce and understanding changing norms.
Then + Now
By Megan Gerhardt
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July 13, 2025
What to do when you felt stuck mediating between younger and older colleagues when it came down to upholding past processes or inventing new ones?
How Can They Not Understand That? Making the Implicit, Explicit
By Megan Gerhardt
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May 19, 2025
Better intergenerational leadership requires understanding that other generations might not possess the same knowledge. Make the implicit Explicit.
Why Gen Z Needs to End That Text With an Emoji (haha, lol)
By Megan Gerhardt
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May 6, 2025
Generational communications norms vary. We all want to be understood and we use different tools to express our meaning.
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