The change of ownership is the biggest challenge for Hungarian SMEs. When the founder and the successor do not understand each other, the future of the company is at stake. This article explores the pitfalls and shows how generational change coaching and organisational development can help build bridges between generations.
By 2026, Generation Z will make up nearly 30% of the global workforce, making it a priority for companies to attract and retain Generation Z.
Generation Z members are revolutionising the world of work: high pay is no longer enough, maintaining mental health has become a primary requirement. This is where CoachLab and Coaching...
Generation Z and leadership: does everyone really want to be boss in 5 years? The job market is changing, and Generation Z is...
How did a 26-year-old junior marketing coordinator become the leader of a 50-strong team in four years? That's how Martha became a leader at a young age, and this is her story - a real-life example of how talent, perseverance and the right coaching support can create success for young leaders.
Organisational development is as much a key to success and a necessity in today's economic environment as it was in the past. Whether problem-solving or proactive, well-designed organisational development can result in a 15-30% increase in productivity and a 20-40% reduction in turnover. Coaching is a crucial part of the process to ensure that changes are sustainable. CoachLab's experience shows that the investment pays off in 12-18 months and creates an organisational culture that is able to adapt to the challenges of the future. Don't wait until a crisis - proactive improvements bring the best results.
Modern Leadership 2025: The Successful Modern Leader's Guide from Optimism to Collaboration Modern Leader = Effective...
How does executive coaching improve cooperation between generations? When past, present and future collide Friday...
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