Sandra Turner – författare

Using an emerald ring, handed down from aunt to niece the story follows a matrilineal line of an Australian family, from their escape from the Russian pogroms in the mid 1800s to modern day Queensland. While primarily a work of fiction, the more bizarre occurrences are based on real events that happened in the authors family. The author read an anecdote in the Readers Digest many years ago: A man was watching his wife bake a leg of ham & she chopped off the hock before putting in the pan. He asked her why she did that & she explained it was done that way, she didnt know why but her mother had always done it that way. He went to his mother-in-law and asked why? She explained she did not know, but her mother had always done it that way. He then visited his grandmother in law at the retirement home & asked her why she always cut off the hock before baking. The old lady replied, its the only way it would fit in the pan. The emerald also does not fit in the pan.

Noch nie zuvor gab es eine so große Bandbreite an Generationen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt und innerhalb der Firmen, und noch nie unterschieden sich diese so sehr in ihrer Einstellung zur Arbeit, in ihren Vorstellungen und Fähigkeiten.In diesem neuen Sammelband des Gabal e.V. haben fünfzehn Autorinnen und Autoren in ihren Beiträgen verschiedene Perspektiven zusammengetragen, wie diese Vielfalt an Generationen die Herausforderungen in der Arbeitswelt unterstützen kann. Erfahren Sie, wie sich der "Generationenmix" positiv auf Ausbildung, Weiterbildung, Wissenstransfer, Mentoring, Leadership und auf die Nachfolgeregelung auswirken kann, welche Rolle die Generationenkompetenz dabei spielt und warum dabei auch auf die Sprache der Generationen geachtet werden sollte.