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112: Ingaging Leadership Meets the Younger Generation

Want to create a new perspective about the younger generation in the workplace? You must listen to my conversation with Evan Hackel! Evan is on fire about the value these young people bring to work. You’ll discover why he says, “Millennials are the best workers who have ever entered the workforce, and Generation Z will only be better.” Evan also describes the detailed process his company uses to interview and hire new employees…and the excellent results they’ve achieved.

Evan is the CEO of Tortal Training, a leading training development company headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. Tortal is on the cutting edge when it comes to the creation of mobile training platforms for organizations with distributed workforces. Evan is also Founder and Principal of Ingage Consulting, a management and leadership consulting firm located in Woburn, Massachusetts. And he’s the author of a wonderful book, Ingaging Leadership Meets the Younger Generation.

You’ll discover:

The distinction Evan makes between Ingagement and Engagement
The unique strengths that younger workers can bring to your organization
Ways that Millennials and Gen Z generations are different
What type of training young people respond best to
How to onboard new hires so they become part of your culture faster

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048: MIC SWAP: Create a Coaching Culture That Leads to High Performance

by Meredith Bell

In this special episode, we have a “mic swap.” Former guest Angela Cusack interviews Meredith Bell about her new book, Strong for Performance: Create a Coaching Culture with Learning & Development Programs That Stick. Meredith kicks off by revealing the famous Star Wars actor she was friends with in high school! We then turned our discussion to more serious topics, like what’s required to change behavior for the long-term. Meredith describes a four-step roadmap that organizations can use to create an environment where people love to come to work, contribute their best efforts and achieve high levels of performance.

You’ll discover:

The famous Star Wars actor that Meredith knew in high school
Why Meredith wrote her book and the impact she wants it to have on organizations
The one element missing from most learning and development programs that results in a lack of long-term impact
A proven three-step process for rewiring the brain for a new skill or habit
Why a support system and accountability coach are key components for improving a skill