Determining the best way to communicate between different generations can be particularly challenging in agricultural operations, as parents, children, and grandparents may all be involved in the business. But learning how to effectively communicate with people of different generations starts with seeing people as individuals, according to Leacey E. Brown, Gerontology Field Specialist with the South Dakota State University.
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Communicating across the generations on the farm
Experts at South Dakota State University say effectively communicating across generations is recognizing that each person in a generation should be treated as an individual and general assumptions should be avoided.
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