- Communicate your preferences. Often Boomers assume that Gen-Xers are younger versions of themselves. Don't presume your boss knows what you're thinking. Instead, articulate how you like to work and what your expectations are.
- Take initiative. Before you ask why someone isn't doing something, ask yourself whether it's something you can take on. Boomers admire initiative. Just don't fall short on your objectives because of a new assignment.
- Earn your chips. Getting what you want or need largely depends on your ability to be viewed as a valuable contributor. Working hard and gaining visible wins can give you chips to trade in later
Source: Harvard Business Review
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