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Dec 2024
22m 8s

#323: Is Gen Z Really Unmotivated

JOHN MAXWELL
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In this episode of the Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast, hosts Perry Holley and Chris Goede delve into the dynamics of leading multi-generational teams, with a focus on Gen Z. They challenge the stereotype of Gen Z as unmotivated, exploring the factors that influence their engagement and motivation. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the unique characteristics of Gen Z, including their authority and maturity levels, and emphasizes the need for leaders to adapt their strategies to effectively connect with and motivate this generation. The hosts introduce practical leadership strategies, including the A-LEG approach, which focuses on asking questions, listening, empathizing, and guiding. The episode concludes with a call to embrace leadership principles that resonate across generations.

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