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Delfi Day: Age stereotypes at work and Lithuania’s birth and family study

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • A Delfi discussion will examine age stereotypes in the workplace and their effect on employees and organizations.
  • The program features Karolina Emanuele Karpova and Solveiga Grudiene.
  • It will also cover a study on birth rates and families in Lithuania.

Does a person’s age at work really reveal what they can do, how much they can learn, or how well they can lead?

Younger employees are often seen as lacking experience, while older workers are frequently portrayed as unwilling to change. These stereotypes restrict people and also come at a cost to organizations.

The discussion will feature Karolina Emanuele Karpova, director of the claims department at BTA Insurance, and Solveiga Grudiene, a management consultant, psychologist and coaching specialist. The program will also address a study on birth rates and families in Lithuania.

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