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ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2016

Make The Most Of Millennial Employees

Collins Barrow National Incorporated
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As millennials have become a large part of the workforce, those of us in leadership positions are discovering new management strategies.

CanadaEmployment and HR

As millennials have become a large part of the workforce, those of us in leadership positions are discovering new management strategies. For both succession planning and to create a work culture that keeps younger talent engaged, here are four key ways to ensure your millennial employees are ready for the future.

1. Make yourself approachable

This is not just about taking the time to meet with employees, but creating a positive atmosphere that makes them feel they can approach you as a mentor – as well as a manager. A key element to approachability is being able to have open and constructive dialogue when perspectives differ. At my office, we work to make sure that staff is comfortable sitting with us and talking about their concerns. If your employees are afraid to ask questions or speak their minds, you will be deprived of their valuable perspectives and they won't feel they have a voice.

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