The next generation

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Tony pursues a theme he’s raised with me before. I think it’s important.

What I’ve been pondering recently are Gen Y and Gen Z going to work at corporates such as a bank. Decades ago, you loved to join a corporate because they had the latest technology to play with. Word Processors, Fax Machines, email, computers, telex!! And yet over the last decade we now have more up to date technology at home than at work. When did this happen? So what will a Gen Y or Gen Z make of a corporate work environment where they can’t use Chat, Twitter, Wikis, Blog, SMS, Mobiles. They won’t have Vista, OSX, or Linux, you won’t be able to use Office 2007 at work for a few years, and yet you can pick it up down the road, or probably use it in school.

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