Author: Danita

As part of my research for Millennials Matter I conducted a survey with leaders from all walks of life. Here’s some of the top frustrations Leaders and CEO’s have with millennials: A know-it-all attitude, lack of accountability, character-development and determination, disregard for the value of work and low conflict resolution skills. How concerned are you with transitioning key roles in your business to your Millennial Leader?

Words cannot describe how grateful I am for your commitment to helping get the word out on Millennials Matter.  It’s a welcome leadership resource for those who are scratching their heads on how to work with this new generation of leaders in 2018—for those committed to being a leader that builds other leaders, to leaving a positive leadership legacy. Who are the Millennial leaders you're planning to coach and mentor this year?

An instructor who cannot learn should not teach.– Danita Bye

As a leader who builds leaders, informal two-way mentoring is one of the strategies for sharing your leadership, sales and business wisdom and insights with your emerging leader, whether they are at work or on the home front. What is two-way mentoring? It’s an informal, collaborative willingness to learn from each other in order to grow one’s personal and professional capacity to lead wisely. 60% of the leaders expressed frustration in our Millennial Survey, wondering how to work with this new crop of leaders. Two-way mentoring is an approach that’s steeped in deep respect for each other and a willingness and humbleness to learn from each other. What is your strategy to build your millennial leader so they can expand sales, grow revenues and ensure your business and predictable systems and processes will flourish in the future?