Bridging Generational Gaps at Work

Bridging Generational Gaps at Work transforms differences across generations into strengths your team can leverage. From Baby Boomers to Gen Z, today’s workplace brings together diverse values, communication styles, and expectations. This course moves beyond stereotypes, giving you practical strategies to reduce friction and create future-ready teams.

Bridging Generational Gaps at Work transforms differences across generations into strengths your team can leverage. From Baby Boomers to Gen Z, today’s workplace brings together diverse values, communication styles, and expectations. This course moves beyond stereotypes, giving you practical strategies to reduce friction and create future-ready teams.

You will learn how to:

  • Debunk generational myths by spotting real patterns versus clichés.

  • Uncover values and motivators that drive workplace behaviors.

  • Master communication through tone, channel, cadence, and clarity.

  • Optimize collaboration mechanics with clean handovers, knowledge flow, and tool discipline.

  • Lead inclusively by adapting feedback, recognition, and development to different preferences.

By the end, you’ll have a clear roadmap to turn generational diversity into trust, collaboration, and innovation, building a workplace where every generation thrives.

What you will learn?
  • Identify and challenge common generational stereotypes to reduce workplace friction.
  • Analyze values and motivators that influence behaviors across different career stages.
  • Apply structured communication strategies (tone, channel, cadence, clarity) to improve cross-generational understanding.
  • Adapt leadership practices in feedback, recognition, and development to create inclusive, future-ready teams.
  • Design collaboration processes that ensure smooth handovers, effective knowledge transfer, and disciplined tool use.
This course is available exclusively on LearnFormula

Meets the standards of:

  • CPHR Manitoba (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources Canada Manitoba)
  • CPHR NL (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources Canada Newfoundland & Labrador)
  • CPHR Alberta (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of Alberta)
  • CPHR BC & Yukon (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of British Columbia & Yukon)
  • CPHR NB (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of New Brunswick)
  • CPHR NS (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of Nova Scotia)
  • CPHR PEI (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of Prince Edward Island)
  • CPHR SK (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of Saskatchewan)
  • HRPA (Human Resources Professionals Association)
  • Ordre CRHA (Ordre des conseillers en ressources humaines agréés du Québec)
  • Certified Chartered Accountants (Certified Chartered Accountants)
  • ICAEW (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales)
  • IFA (Institute of Financial Accountants)
  • CA A&NZ (Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand)
  • CPA AU (CPA Australia)
  • IPA (Institute of Public Accountants)
  • TPB (Tax Practitioners Board)
  • TTI (The Tax Institute)
  • Bar of Quebec (Bar of Quebec)
  • LSA (Law Society of Alberta)
  • LSM (Law Society of Manitoba)
  • LSNB (Law Society of New Brunswick)
  • LSNL (Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador)
  • LSN (Law Society of Nunavut)
  • LSPEI (Law Society of Prince Edward Island)
  • LSS (Law Society of Saskatchewan)
  • LSNT (Law Society of the Northwest Territories)
  • LSY (Law Society of Yukon)
  • NSBS (Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society)
  • CMA (Canadian Marketing Association)
  • DMI (Digital Marketing Institute)
  • PMI (Project Management Institute)