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The Generation Gap at This IT Firm Has Nearly Disappeared. Two Staffers Explain How.

It's all about communication.
Source: Whitney Wachter

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It’s a long-told story: and don’t understand each other. But at this -- so much so that generational divides have nearly disappeared, according to its staff. Daniel Akridge, a 28-year-old service-desk lead, and Darlene Dralus, a 49-year-old network operations center engineer, explain how.

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