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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
A must read Apr 28, 2008
By Rob I saw Chuck do a part of his seminar at a conference in Syracuse, NY in March 2008. He's a captivating speaker on a fascinating subject that I had not explored much previously. He nailed me and how I see my generation which only leads me to believe that he did the same with the other generations as well. More than one person walked out saying "WOW!" I've been recommending Chuck and this book to everyone ever since.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
What We Should Have Taught Our Children Jun 13, 2008
By Lucky Louis
"Behavior Addict"
An excellent example of the differences in generations that didn't seem to exist, especially in the workplace, for many generations before. The current generation entering the working field are not as polite, loyal. This book should be read by everyone 18 and over and should be used as a textbook in all institues of higher learning for training perspective business graduates how to mature, learn and grow professionally and personally.
The Generational Imperative Jul 28, 2010
By Karen E. Kirk After reading this book, I had a greater understanding as to why each generation is so different from the other, and the reason once again for the " Generation Gap" ( a vast gap, if you will) is the difference in our core beliefs and how they were formed. It really helped me to understand the reason why we all struggle to " come together". PEACE
The Generational Imperative IS Imperative! Mar 12, 2010
By F. Roman
"Founder, CADM Book Club"
Chuck Underwood's artfully written book about how to talk to, market to, work with and manaage anyone from any of the living generations is a Must Read.
I coodirnate a direct marketing association book club and though we read it a few years ago we STILL reference it! My copy is totally dog-earred. It's well researched, reasoned and the information is laid out logically so it's easy to absorb.
Besides having wonderful business applications, I found I understand myself that much better too. My personal and professional lives have benefited.
Do youreself a favor get a copy now.
A premise worth considering Mar 06, 2010
By John Walker
"Guitar Lover"
While the author's premise and terminology have made their way into the marketing world, the book is brief and a bit glib. Nevertheless, while perhaps not a work of science, it's an easy read and provides a helpful framework for anyone puzzling over their business's relationships with different generations of Americans.
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