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Generational diversity at ARENA: an added value
Imagine it’s lunchtime, and as usual, we all gather in the office. Colleagues from different generations, some fondly reminiscing about series like *Verano Azul* and *Cuéntame cómo pasó*, while others discuss the latest seasons of *The Witcher* and *Élite*.
This everyday occurrence reflects the existence of generational diversity in our workplace and the value that we at ARENA are certain it brings.
Generational diversity reflects the coexistence of employees of different ages, contributing a wide range of experiences, skills, and perspectives that enrich the environment and foster innovation.
Generational diversity can present challenges in communication and expectation management, but promoting intergenerational collaboration and recognizing the strengths of each group is key to making the most of it.
In the dynamic world of finance and technology, ARENA stands out for its commitment to generational diversity, which enriches the work environment, the company culture, and drives creativity and productivity.
A multigenerational environment
ARENA boasts a team comprised of professionals from diverse generations, from Baby Boomers to Generation Z. Each group brings a unique and valuable perspective:
• Baby Boomers (1946-1964): With their extensive experience and in-depth industry knowledge, they are natural mentors.
• Generation X (1965-1980): They bring a balance of experience and adaptability, having lived through the transition from the analog to the digital world.
• Millennials (1981-1996): They stand out for their familiarity with technology and their focus on innovation, being considered “digital natives.”
• Generation Z (1997-present): They bring a fresh perspective and an innate aptitude for new technologies.
Benefits of generational diversity
1. Innovation and Creativity: Combining different approaches fosters innovation, uniting fresh ideas from younger generations with the wisdom of older ones to create unique and effective solutions.
2. Mentoring and Development: More experienced employees act as mentors, sharing their knowledge and strengthening team cohesion.
3. Adaptability and Resilience: A multigenerational team is more adaptable and resilient to change, allowing the company to better respond to market challenges.
4. Attracting and Retaining Talent: An inclusive work environment attracts talent of all ages, where employees feel valued and their contributions recognized.
What do the ARENA members think about generational diversity?
Testimonials from employees of different generations in companies that value generational diversity often highlight the opportunity to learn from one another and work in an inclusive environment. In this case, we share the opinions of two colleagues:
Looking to the future
Generational diversity is expected to continue evolving. New generations, such as Generation Z, are bringing new expectations and technological skills that are shaping the future of work.
However, it is crucial to recognize that previous generations have laid the groundwork upon which these changes are built. Their experience and knowledge provide a historical perspective and stability that are essential for integrating and leveraging the innovations of new generations.
Together, these generations are driving changes in how we work and collaborate, which will have a lasting impact on the workplace.
Generational diversity at ARENA: innovation and success in the financial sector
At ARENA, generational diversity is not just a strategy, but a core value. By leveraging the strengths of each generation, the company not only creates a more enriching and cohesive work environment, but also positions itself at the forefront of innovation and success in the financial and technology sectors.
This drives us to continue shaping the future of the financial sector together.
