Ladan Nikravan is an associate editor of Chief Learning Officer magazine.
Organizations are leaving a lot of Gen Y's technology skills on the table.
Millennials are looking to change careers about every four years, but the average tenure of an employee is 1.2 years. Here's how to keep them longer by going beyond short-term solutions.
Revamp your organization's culture and workplace offerings to satiate Gen Y's thirst for community and connection.
Employees' attachment — sometimes addiction — to mobile devices isn't an IT issue, but a corporate culture factor. Here's how to develop workplace strategies around it.
Adopt mobile apps and programs to meet Gen Y's desire for transparency and freedom, especially when it comes to benefits and pay.
The most educated generation is also the most disappointing as far as what managers need from their new employees, especially where their soft skills are concerned.
A new study finds that learning and development tops Gen Y's list of what it wants from its job.
Gen Y demands a flexible culture. Read how one marketing agency is providing it.
More education does not mean more skills. Here's why that's a problem for a workforce that's increasingly millennial-driven.
More than two-thirds of your employees want to fill the leadership roles you're struggling to fill. Here's what that means for leadership development.