[LAW-LIB:58766] Managing from the Middle - AALL Workshop W-3 builds bridges

From: Carol Avery Nicholson (cnichol@email.unc.edu)
Date: Thu Apr 16 2009 - 05:32:45 PDT

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    *AALL Annual Meeting Workshop W-3*

    *Managing from the Middle:
    Techniques for Success in Technical Services!
    *

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    **Are we there yet? Long trips aren't the only occasion for hearing
    this oft-repeated question. Find out how you can build bridges in the
    workplace...*/

    */Across the Great Divide: Building Bridges for Cross-Generational
    Management/*
    *Emily A. Hicks*, Director, Information Acquisition and Organization,
    University of Dayton

    Today's libraries employ four generations of workers with diverse world
    views, work philosophies, and life experiences. What are the broad
    characteristics of each generation? What impact do these
    characteristics have on workplace values, on-the-job strengths,
    professional expectations, and personal motivation? How can a
    successful manager not only be cognizant of these differences, but use
    them to his or her advantage? Are there special challenges and
    opportunities for those of us "managing from the middle?" This session
    will utilize presentation and hands-on group exercises to address these
    questions and provide tips on team building and conflict resolution.
     Whether you are a Traditionalist, Baby Boomer, Gen Xer or Millennial,
    you will learn something about your colleagues -- and perhaps about
    yourself as well!

    Register today at http://aallnet.org/events/09_registration.asp





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