Managing Across the Generations (On-Demand - CPABC)
Overview
Research from the human resource professional organizations note that today’s technology industries can comprise as many as four or even five generations. Having people who were born between the 1930’s and the 1990s work together creates the potential for creativity and innovation, but also for conflict and misunderstanding.
The success of personal and team-based work relationships becomes more challenging when we look at the multi-generational work-place. With the varied social, cultural and political preferences of these generations in our organisations shaping values, style and nature of communication, respect, boundaries and priorities, today’s leaders and managers must continually learn to understand these differences, be agile in responding, make adjustments to their own style and identify potential roadblocks to management success.
Access expires 180 days from purchase date |
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Learning Objectives
In this session you will:
- Identify how their generational views and context influence personal and team planning
- Explore areas of friction and agreement by understanding how generational differences influence planning and delivery of business goals
- Examine the impact of your management “style” and how it translates to on cultural, generational and interpersonal effectiveness
- Understand the relationship between approaches to personal and team planning across generations
- Engage others and motivate to align generational requirements to achieve their goals and their organisational vision and strategy
- Identify and apply management decision-making tools that will contribute to organisational success with a focus on generational differences.
Content
Course Content Created: July 2026
The information is current as of the creation or last updated date. While we strive to keep our inventory updated and periodically remove outdated titles, changes in accounting, tax, legislation and technology may occur. Purchasers should note the date and verify for themselves if the course is still relevant to their needs.Presenter
Dr. Shawn Ireland, MS, MA, Ed.DAbout This Product
CPABC On-Demand Courses offer self-paced learning through recorded sessions from previously delivered live seminars. Where available, accompanying materials such as handouts or course notes are included. On-demand courses are eligible for verifiable CPD hours upon successful completion, and a certificate will be made available for download for your records.
Please note that not all on-demand courses include downloadable materials such as handouts, course notes or presentation slides.
How to get started
After completing your purchase, go to mylms.bccpa.ca. Log in using your CPABC Online Services credentials. Click Go to Your Courses and Materials to access your Learning Center. Select your course title to begin.
Course Dates & Registration
- 2.5
- CPD Hours
- 0
- Ethics Hours
- 0
- AML Hours
- 4
- Credits
Starting April 1, 2026, a 2.1% fee will be applied to all credit card transactions. Learn more about this fee and how it relates to PD registrations.
Managing Across the Generations (On-Demand - CPABC)
- 2.5
- CPD Hours
- 0
- Ethics Hours
- 0
- AML Hours
- 4
- Credits
Overview
Research from the human resource professional organizations note that today’s technology industries can comprise as many as four or even five generations. Having people who were born between the 1930’s and the 1990s work together creates the potential for creativity and innovation, but also for conflict and misunderstanding.
The success of personal and team-based work relationships becomes more challenging when we look at the multi-generational work-place. With the varied social, cultural and political preferences of these generations in our organisations shaping values, style and nature of communication, respect, boundaries and priorities, today’s leaders and managers must continually learn to understand these differences, be agile in responding, make adjustments to their own style and identify potential roadblocks to management success.
Access expires 180 days from purchase date |
Applicable for
Learning Objectives
In this session you will:
- Identify how their generational views and context influence personal and team planning
- Explore areas of friction and agreement by understanding how generational differences influence planning and delivery of business goals
- Examine the impact of your management “style” and how it translates to on cultural, generational and interpersonal effectiveness
- Understand the relationship between approaches to personal and team planning across generations
- Engage others and motivate to align generational requirements to achieve their goals and their organisational vision and strategy
- Identify and apply management decision-making tools that will contribute to organisational success with a focus on generational differences.
Content
Course Content Created: July 2026
The information is current as of the creation or last updated date. While we strive to keep our inventory updated and periodically remove outdated titles, changes in accounting, tax, legislation and technology may occur. Purchasers should note the date and verify for themselves if the course is still relevant to their needs.Presenter
Dr. Shawn Ireland, MS, MA, Ed.DAbout This Product
CPABC On-Demand Courses offer self-paced learning through recorded sessions from previously delivered live seminars. Where available, accompanying materials such as handouts or course notes are included. On-demand courses are eligible for verifiable CPD hours upon successful completion, and a certificate will be made available for download for your records.
Please note that not all on-demand courses include downloadable materials such as handouts, course notes or presentation slides.
How to get started
After completing your purchase, go to mylms.bccpa.ca. Log in using your CPABC Online Services credentials. Click Go to Your Courses and Materials to access your Learning Center. Select your course title to begin.
Course Dates & Registration
Starting April 1, 2026, a 2.1% fee will be applied to all credit card transactions. Learn more about this fee and how it relates to PD registrations.