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Baby Boomers (1946-1964) - Generational Survey
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1.
What do you value most in a work environment?
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Job stability and Compensation
Flexibility in work schedule and location
Opportunities for growth and learning
Alignment with my personal values and purpose
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2.
How do you approach solving difficult problems at work?
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I focus on getting the job done, even if it means working extra hours
I look for efficient ways to solve the problem without sacrificing work-life balance
I prefer to collaborate with others to find the best solution
I try to find innovative or creative approaches, even if they take longer
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3.
What is your preferred communication style at work?
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Phone calls or in person meetings
Email
Messaging apps (e.g., Slack, Teams)
Video calls for face-to-face interaction
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4.
How do you prioritize your work tasks?
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I focus on urgent tasks, even if it means working beyond regular hours
I balance urgent and important tasks to maintain a steady workflow
I prioritize tasks that involve collaboration and teamwork
I work hard while I’m at work, but I can only do so much within my scheduled hours.
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5.
When it comes to feedback, what do you find most helpful?
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Structured feedback with clear performance metrics
Real-time feedback so I can adjust immediately
Public recognition for achievements
Private, one-on-one acknowledgment
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6.
What motivates you to stay engaged at work?
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Financial compensation and job stability
Flexibility and work-life balance
A sense of purpose and meaningful work
Recognition and acknowledgment from leadership
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7.
What is the biggest challenge when working with people from different generations?
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Different views on work hours and availability
Conflicting expectations around communication methods
Resistance or discomfort with new technology
Differing approaches to feedback and recognition
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8.
What’s your preferred approach to learning new skills or adapting to change at work?
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Structured training programs or formal education
Self-paced online learning through digital tools
Learning on the job through collaboration and hands-on experience
Mentorship or learning from experienced colleagues
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9.
How do you define a productive day at work?
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Completing all tasks, even if it means working extra hours
Making progress on both short- and long-term goals
Collaborating with others to solve problems or move projects forward
Finding time for creative thinking or strategic planning
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10.
What’s the most important quality you look for in a leader?
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Strong decision-making and clear direction
Empathy and understanding for employees’ needs
Vision and the ability to inspire
Support for personal and professional growth
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11.
When it comes to adopting new technology in the workplace, how do you feel?
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I’m excited about it and eager to try new tools
I’m open to it but need time to adapt
I prefer to stick with familiar systems unless change is necessary
I find constant technological change frustrating and prefer stability
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12.
What do you think is the most misunderstood aspect of your work preferences
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The importance of hard work and reliability over flexibility
The need for flexibility to achieve balance without sacrificing quality
The preference for clear, direct communication and structured processes
The prioritization of continuous learning and development