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The Generational Edge with Kristina Green

The Generational Edge with Kristina Green

著者: Kristina Green
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Corporate life got you side-eyeing your inbox? You’re not alone. Welcome to The Generational Edge™, the podcast where we unpack why your Gen Z staff keeps quitting, your Gen X team is quietly checked out, and your Millennial managers are stuck mediating the chaos. I’m Kristina Green, Chief Generational Translator™, and I help leaders turn cross-generation friction into fuel with humor, candor, and a whole lot of “did-she-just-say-that?” moments. Some episodes are solo deep-dives and fire-filled conversations with expert guests. Photo Credit: Ailea Lopez PhotographyKristina Green マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • Ep 8 - Permission to Be Real: What Authentic Leadership Looks Like Across Generations
    2026/07/08

    Permission to Be Real: What Authentic Leadership Looks Like Across Generations | Cherie Caldwell

    Some generations were trained to be professional.

    Others were trained to be human.

    And now everybody is in the same Slack channel pretending “bring your whole self to work” means the same thing to everyone.


    In this episode of The Generational Edge with Kristina Green, we sit down with Cherie Caldwell, HR and leadership thought leader helping Fortune 500 leaders develop more effective and productive teams. We’re unpacking one of the workplace’s favorite buzzwords: authentic leadership.

    Because let’s be honest, a lot of leaders love to say “be yourself” right up until somebody disagrees, tells the truth, or shows up in a way that doesn’t fit the culture’s preferred script.

    Together, Kristina and Cherie get into why authenticity lands differently across generations, how professionalism can become a mask, and why “bring your whole self to work” often sounds more like a slogan than a real invitation.

    What we’re talking about:

    • Some generations were trained to be professional, others to be human

    • “Bring your whole self to work” sounds cute until people actually do it

    • Authenticity without trust is just branding

    • Professionalism can become censorship

    • Why younger generations clock hypocrisy faster

    • Respect, communication, and disagreement without punishment

    • What real authenticity actually requires from leaders

    If your version of authentic leadership only works when people are agreeable, polished, and easy to manage, this episode is for you.

    The Generational Edge

    Hosted by Kristina Green, Chief Generational Translator

    Architecting generational trust in the workplace


    Connect with Cherie Caldwell:

    Website: https://www.cheriecaldwellcompany.com

    Complimentary 45 min Ideation Session: https://cheriecaldwellcompanycom.as.me/schedule/dbff97aa


    Email: cherie@cheriecaldwellcompany.com

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/cheriecaldwell


    Connect with Kristina Green / The Generational Edge:

    Website: https://cardigancareers.co/

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kristina-m-green

    Resources: Free Talent Leakage Scorecard https://kristina-vk9cxwmv.scoreapp.com

    Work with us: https://cardigancareers.co/services/


    #TheGenerationalEdge #AuthenticLeadership #WorkplaceCulture #Leadership #FutureOfWork

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    41 分
  • Ep 7 - Trust Issues Why Your Team Doesn’t Believe You - and How to Fix It
    2026/07/01

    Trust Issues: Why Your Team Doesn’t Believe You — And How to Fix It

    If your team does not believe you, it is probably not because they are negative.

    It is because they have receipts for inconsistency.

    You told them your door was open, but you were never really safe.

    You asked for feedback, but did nothing with it.

    You said “use your PTO,” then acted funny when they did.

    You said “we’re being transparent,” while only sharing what you thought they could handle.


    That is how trust dies.

    Not in one dramatic blow-up. In the daily contradictions.


    In this episode of The Generational Edge with Kristina Green, we’re breaking down how leaders quietly train their teams not to trust them and why vague language, performative listening, favoritism, and constant pivots without context are wrecking credibility across generations.


    What we’re talking about:

    • Your team is watching what you do, not what you say

    • Inconsistency kills trust fast

    • Employee surveys without action are disrespectful

    • Flexibility without clarity feels like chaos

    • Transparency is not telling people what you think they can handle

    • Trust is built through consistency, not slogans

    If your team keeps nodding in meetings but checking out in real life, start here.

    The Generational Edge

    Hosted by Kristina Green, Chief Generational Translator

    Architecting generational trust in the workplace

    Connect with Kristina Green / The Generational Edge:

    Website: https://cardigancareers.co/

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kristina-m-green

    Free Talent Leakage Scorecard: https://kristina-vk9cxwmv.scoreapp.com

    Work with us: https://cardigancareers.co/services/


    #TheGenerationalEdge #TrustIssues #WorkplaceTrust #Leadership #WorkplaceCulture

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    26 分
  • Ep 6 - Leading Through Transition - How Each Generation Responds to Change
    2026/06/24

    Leading Through Transition: How Each Generation Responds to Change | Jennifer Fondrevay

    Every leader loves to call their team “resilient” right up until change shows up and people start acting like humans.

    In this episode of The Generational Edge with Kristina Green, she talks with Jennifer Fondrevay, Chief Humanity Officer and M&A whisperer, about what actually happens when transition hits the workplace: anxiety spikes, stress shoots up, trust drops, and leadership starts acting confused about why nobody is smiling through the reorg.

    Jennifer brings real insight from the world of mergers, acquisitions, and business upheaval to name what too many leaders ignore: people are not chess pieces, and work change often triggers real grief.


    Not fake drama.

    Not resistance for sport.

    Grief.


    This conversation busts one of the laziest myths about generational change: that younger workers are naturally better at transition and older workers are the ones slowing things down.


    Nope.


    Everybody feels the wreck.

    They just process it differently.


    What we’re talking about:

    • Uncertainty is what wrecks people

    • Grief at work caused by work

    • Change is human before it is strategic

    • Stop making generational assumptions

    • Language helps people process what they feel

    • Trust gets damaged by how change is handled

    • Leading people through the wreck, not around it

    If your leadership approach to change is all logistics and no humanity, this conversation is for you.

    The Generational Edge

    Hosted by Kristina Green, Chief Generational Translator

    Architecting generational trust in the workplace

    Connect with Jennifer J. Fondrevay:

    Website:https://jenniferjfondrevay.com/

    Email: jennifer@jenniferjfondrevay.com

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-fondrevay/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferj.fondrevay/

    X: https://x.com/jjfondrevay

    Playlist - From Denial to Acceptance: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0bmsL1vHw3jSCypDrFicEv

    Additional Resources: https://jenniferjfondrevay.com/resources/


    Connect with Kristina Green / The Generational Edge:

    Website: https://cardigancareers.co/

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kristina-m-green

    Work with us: https://cardigancareers.co/services/


    #TheGenerationalEdge #LeadingThroughChange #WorkplaceCulture #Leadership #FutureOfWork

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    38 分
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