Managing Across Generations: Organizational Problems and Solutions in a Changing Workforce

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Authors: Szilárd Berke, Andrea Tick
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Abstract

Handling organizational problems has been a key issue in business success and efficiency. In the present company executives were surveyed about the problems they face as leaders in their daily management practices. The researchers were primarily interested in whether there were differences and similarities between the generations when asked about organizational problems and the solutions applied. The thematic analysis identified seven the solutions given the most part aligned with the themes identified for the problems identified and discussed in the paper. Comparing the identified problems and the solutions given and selecting some responses it can be concluded that there is a close alignment between the main problems and the methods used to solve them, but some gaps have also been revealed. Younger generations, especially Generation Z and Millennials, tended to face immediate, operational challenges and responded with direct, tool-based, or structured solutions, leading to a strong alignment between problems and solutions.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Generational Differences and Trends Corporate Management and Leadership Human Resource and Talent Management

Publication details

Journal / source
IEEE World Symposium on Applied Machine Intelligence and Informatics (SAMI)
Pages
000429–000436
Publication date
29 January 2026
Language
EN