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Genecomunics art of communication that spans across the generati

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Genecomunics The art of communication that spans across the generations

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Traditionalist(Born : 1922- 1943)

Baby Boomers(Born : 1943 -1960)

Generation X(Born : 1960- 1980)

Generation Y(Born : 1980- 2000)

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Baby Boomers

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10,000 daily

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96 % of Gen Y

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50 M 100 M 1B

38 years

10 years

4 years3 years

9 months

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Hard work

Dedication

Sacrifice

Respect for rules

Duty before pleasure

Honour

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Optimism

Team orientation

Personal Gratification

Involvement

Personal growth

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Diversity

Fun

Informality

Self –reliance

Pragmatism

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Optimistic

Feel Civic Duty

Confident

Achievement oriented

Respect for diversity

Techno literacy

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Focus on common ground

If it is to be its up to ME

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LEFT Writing

LanguageScientific skillsMathematics

ListsLogic

THINKING MODE

RIGHT

Emotional expression

MusicCreativity

ImaginationDimension

Whole picture

HOLISTIC MODE

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Black Blue GreenWhite Green RedGreen Aqua YellowYellow Pink Tan

Red Yellow White

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DOMINENT INSPIRING

SUPPORTIVECAUTIOUS

OUT GOING

RESEVRED

TASK ORIENTED

PEOPLE ORIENTED

Results Recognition

Reason Relationship

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Core Values

Family

Education

Communicationmedia

Dealing with money

Respect for authority Confirmers Discipline

Traditional Nuclear

A dream

Rotary phone One on one Memo

Put it away Pay in cash

Optimism Involvement

Disintegrating

A birthright

Touch tone phonesCall me anytime

Buy now pay later

Skepticism Fun / informality

Latch key kids

A way to get there

Cell phones Call only at work

Cautious Conservative Save, save , SAVE

Realism Confidence Extreme fun Social

Merged families

An incredible expense

Internet picture phones email

Earn to spend

Traditionalist(Born : 1922- 1943)

Baby Boomers(Born : 1943 -1960)

Generation X(Born : 1960- 1980)

Generation Y(Born : 1980- 2000)

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What side of the brain dominancy did the two characters have ?What were their behavioural styles ? What barriers did they have in their communication styles ? What could they have done to help bridge the communication gap ?What generation did they belong to?What were their generation values ?

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Speak and judge the person seated next to you

Question Answer

Is he /she a right or left brainer ?

Why is his or her behavioural style ?

What is his/ her generation type ?

What does he /she value?

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Don’t talk @ …. Talk to the person