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Jacqueline Cripps

Jacqueline is an author, speaker, and consultant.  As a ‘millennial translator’ she educates business owners, C-Level executives, and HR executives on the millennial generation, so workplaces can flourish. Jacqueline has presented keynotes across Australia, Europe and the UK, appeared on numerous podcast and YouTube interviews and published articles in Australian, Chinese and UK publications.

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Poor performance or quiet quitting?

Navigating the range of emotions at this time of year can be a little challenging for managers, especially given the cha...
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The ‘race to the top’ still plaguing millennials

While there may be a perception of a growing trend of millennials wanting to 'climb the ladder', it's this very term tha...
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Over it: managing the millennial ‘soapbox’

Millennials, for better or worse, are a generation who are conditioned for the need to feel heard, acknowledged and vali...
Small businesses have an advantage in encouraging open, regular communication with millennial generation which could extend their tenure.

When is enough, enough? Managing millennial expectations

Until a concerted effort is made by millennials and their managers to educate themselves and work in mutually supportive...
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Qualification inflation: who’s to blame?

Education 'inflation' is causing drought conditions in sectors such as teaching and nursing where students don't want to...

Why your business ‘why’ matters for success

The 'why' builds better cultures and helps motivates employees - this is particularly important for younger generations ...

Why accountability matters: the driving force of younger gens and what this means for workplaces

Notwithstanding the effects to the pandemic, younger gens have – and are – putting their energy into calling people (inc...
Small businesses have an advantage in encouraging open, regular communication with millennial generation which could extend their tenure.

Three things you need to know about millennials as a manager

Workplaces can benefit from identifying intergenerational tensions and resolving them through education and awareness.
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Why younger generations are reassessing their careers…and why that’s here to stay

Young generations are no longer willing to settle for outdated "standard" models of working - they want fulfilling lives...

Permission to fail? The unconventional answer to leadership challenges

While we know that some of the greatest achievements in history have been born out of failure, we still struggle with th...