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Anthony

It comes down to understanding your workforce and what gets them motivated. Gone are the days of turning up doing your eight hours and if you stay with the company long enough you get a promotion. The Gen Y's are motivated by challenges and don't like to be told how they should achieve their goals. Alignment of working life to values that people hold dear is important for achieving good performance.

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