Browsing All posts tagged under »Generational Learning: What is the Impact on the Purchasing Profession«

Inflation Through a Generational Lens: More Than Just Rising Prices and Shrinking Value?

January 19, 2023

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What is the best way for procurement to deal with inflation and shrinkflation – generationally speaking?

2008 Post on Bridging the Communications Gap Between Finance and Purchasing is Now a Generational Reality

November 16, 2010

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Note: The following post will be reprinted in the Corporate United Q4, 2010 “A Word From Our Partner” newsletter column When I first started investigating the obvious communication gap between the financing and purchasing departments within organizations in 2008, there were telltale indicators that such a breakdown existed. The most ominous was the fact that […]

Does Age Influence Contracting Negotiation Styles? by Jon Hansen

October 26, 2010

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This post is from the Contracting Intelligence Blog As part of my research for the October 26th Interview with expert author Bill McAneny on generational learning and communication, I came across this paper that discusses as the title indicates “Negotiation Styles Among American Purchasing Managers In The 21st Century.” Amongst the factors examined was that […]