Courtney L. Crooks, J. Hogg, S. M. Martín, Jay Grant, Kerri Lemoie, Monica Robbins
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Abstract
This panel will discuss how generational dynamics of the workplace are impacted by the complex interaction of human behavior with emerging technologies and work practices such as telecommunications and working remotely. These dynamics may be even more challenging to navigate when technological transitions are required due to sudden socio-cultural, economic, or political shifts (e.g., Covid-19 pandemic). Discussion will address how interdisciplinary research can enhance our understanding of generational differences in acceptance and adjustment to technology impacting the workplace, and inform professional practices that lead to effective, innovative, and high performing workplace environments in light of changing generational and technological landscapes.