Part Two of a three-part series on multiple generations in the workplace.
In the first blog of this series, we described our online survey about multiple generations in the workplace, highlighting responses that bring to life some of the conflicts among the four (and sometimes five) generations at work. This blog shares a second set of responses, focusing on the benefits of multiple generations working together.
Insight180 would like to welcome our summer intern, Sara Nowaskey! Sara is a senior at Salisbury University in Salisbury, Maryland, where she is majoring in Graphic Design. She is excited to join the insight180 team for a few months and looks forward to soaking in all the knowledge and experience she can – from creating and refining designs and understanding brand campaigns, to observing and working with clients.
For the first time ever, we now have four (sometimes five!) generations in the workforce. We’re all living longer. We’re retiring later. And new generations continue to enter the workforce. As business leaders, people managers and colleagues, we wondered how the mix is changing the way we work. Are there conflicts between the generations? What are the benefits of a cross-generational workplace? How do the generations see themselves?
“We think you’re fontastic, Valentine!” Valentine’s Day is always filled with cute, corny puns targeted for anyone. We love receiving them, reading them and (most importantly) creating them! Here are six Valentine’s Day graphics made by insight180 for you to enjoy and share with your Valentine! By special request, we’re including the 2017 “designer” Valentines that inspired us to spread the love even more.
Social media is ever-changing. The networking platforms’ newsfeed algorithms are constantly updated. Topic and engagement trends evolve quickly. And because social media platforms are frequently updating their layouts, recommended dimensions for profile, cover and other images change on a whim.
It’s the holiday season in Old Ellicott City and the insight180 team is thrilled to be a part of Main Street action this year!
And, a new year begins. Rather than sitting and remembering the devastation of the Ellicott City Flood one year later, we decided to celebrate new beginnings!
by Rachel Quinn
My brief, but excellent, time at Insight180 has come to a close as summer winds down and I head back to Philly for the start of my senior year of college. I doubt I can properly express the immense amount of knowledge and skill I gained from working with the team at Insight180, but I’ll attempt to try as a proper thank you and goodbye.
Insight180 would like to welcome our summer intern, Rachel! Rachel is a rising senior at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, where she double majors in Journalism and Communication Studies. While learning about the industry, Rachel will be writing website copy for new projects, doing community outreach for upcoming events, writing press releases, and helping manage client’s social media. Previously interning with The National Archives and writing for publications such as Dormify, Her Campus and her university newspaper, Rachel is excited to bring her love of writing to Insight180.
