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ENGAGING MILLENNIALS : SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION Monthly Webinar Series February 24, 2015

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ENGAGING MILLENNIALS :SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION

Monthly Webinar Series

February 24, 2015

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2Topic Agenda

Item Time

(min)

Introduction 2

Who are the Millennials? Some (too) Common

Generalizations

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Myth or Fact? What the TalentMap Research

Says.

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A Conversation with Millennials 15

Implications for Engaging Millennials 5Norm Baillie-David

SVP Engagement - TalentMap

Monica Helgoth

VP Engagement - Western Region

Agenda

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15 years in business

7,000+ employee engagement surveys

since inception

1,000,000+ employees surveyed

500+ employee engagement surveys

annually

Only 1 Focus

TalentMap by the Numbers

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4Sample Clients & Benchmark

Award Programs Technology & Engineering Not-for-Profit & Association

Financial Services

Health Sciences

Other

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The Millennials and Some (too) Common Generalisations

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“The generation cohort after Generation X” – Wikipedia

Born early 1980s through late 1990s

Key socio-demographic/economic influences:

• Born shortly after 80s recession, witnessed 90s recession, part of dot.com crash

• Grew up with computers and Internet

• Earliest adopters of social media

• “A medal for everyone”

Who are the Millennials?

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Tech savvy

High expectations: “they expect to be in the corner office in 18 months”

Don’t respect hierarchy

Need high amounts of feedback and recognition

Need work/life balance – not willing to “pay their dues”

Disloyal: Ready to jump at first opportunity

Some Common Generalisations (heard amongst TalentMap clients)

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Myth or Fact?

TalentMap Research:96,312 respondents28,238 aged <35Last 5 years95% in Canada

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Millennials who

Agree/Strongly Agree

29%

More Millennials are looking for or thinking of accepting a job with another employer

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Aged 35+ who

Agree/Strongly Agree

21% F A C T!

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Millennials Feel they have too Much Work

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Millennials who

Agree/Strongly Agree(Amount of work required is about right)

65%

Aged 35+ who

Agree/Strongly Agree

61%

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Fewer Millennials have Confidence in Senior Leadership

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Millennials who

Agree/Strongly Agree(have trust and confidence in senior

leadership’s ability)

68%

Aged 35+ who

Agree/Strongly Agree

62%

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Fewer Millennials find their work Challenging

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Millennials who

Agree/Strongly Agree(My work is challenging)

65%

Aged 35+ who

Agree/Strongly Agree

77% F A C T!

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Fewer Millennials are “Engaged” Employees

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Millennials

70%

Aged 35+

70%

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Millennials are just as engaged as everyone else!

They trust and respect senior leadership equally and “buy-in” to the vision

They are equally satisfied with performance feedback

The major difference between Millennials and the rest of us:

CHALLENGING WORK AND MAXIMIZING THEIR POTENTIAL!

The Facts don’t Lie!

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A CONVERSATION WITH MILLENNIALS

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Lauren Perron Mahendar Rawat Lisel Douglas

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1. What are your expectations from an employer?

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What do you think HR departments are doing right? And wrong?

(with respect to engaging the Millennials generation)

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How can organizations keep you engaged, especially if there are few opportunities for promotion?

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Implications for Engaging Millennials

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Challenge them. Let them have impact and make a difference. All the research says they want to make a contribution.

Seek their input.

Provide lots of opportunities to collaborate

Best: Involve them in decision-making.• If not: Tell them why decisions are being made.

Like working with any other “culture” – Avoid stereotypes. Talk to them. Treat them as individuals.

Engage them like anyone else.

So, how do we Engage Millennials?

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Event Format Topic Date

TalentMap Webinar Live WebinarOnline

Org vs Work Engagement In the Not-for-Profit Sector

Mar 3rd 12:00pm EST

TalentMap Webinar Live WebinarOnline

Employee Engagement: Maintaining Momentum – Part 1

Mar 26th

12:00pm EDT

2015 HRIA Annual Conference

Edmonton Getting Employees to Own Engagement

April 23/15

Conference Board“Engagement 2015”

Calgary NEW Research: 10 Years On –What Do We Really Know?

May 25th

Upcoming TalentMap Learning Sessions

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THANK YOU!QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

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Monica HelgothVP Engagement – TalentMap [email protected], x515

Norm Baillie-DavidSVP [email protected], x504