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TASK, NOT TIME: PROFILE OF A GEN Y JOB Tammy Erikson Caitlin LiSooey
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Agenda Caitlin LiSooey History Task vs. Time Generation Y’s… Task-Based Work Pros Cons Personal Conclusion
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History Caitlin LiSooey Task-Based Work in the Past agricultural economies pay based on number of crops, bushels, etc… The Switch to Time-Based Work Industrial Revolution production no longer based on “piece” logging time becomes easier to manage Post-Depression regulations standardize hours Current Technology and “Generation Y” freelance work becoming more popular asynchronous work style
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Task vs. Time Flexible Hours Quality of Work Online Networking 40-hour work week “Face Time” In-Office Meetings Caitlin LiSooey TaskTime
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Generation Y’s… Caitlin LiSooey are born since 1980 are new in the “job pool” are more in touch with technology work more efficiently than “older employees” have a different work style - “work asynchronously” communicate and coordinate electronically
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Task-Based Work - Pros Caitlin LiSooey Flexible Hours employees put in as much work as needed per task New Performance Gauge employees performance measured in quality of work rather than amount of time Networking allows employees to work and communicate from almost anywhere Freedom and Responsibility engages employee in their work and provides them the freedom to be innovative
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Task-Based Work - Cons Caitlin LiSooey Less Pay task-based jobs usually result in a decrease in pay from time-based jobs Time Management employees must have excellent time management skills in order to accomplish tasks on time Integration in Today’s Workplace making the switch from time- to task-based work may be difficult to integrate into pre-existing workplaces
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Personal Conclusion Caitlin LiSooey task-based work is perfect for “Generation Y” companies that offer task-based jobs are going to be recruiting the top young employees in their field the switch from time- to task-based work is not going to be a fast or immediate one if more companies do not offer task-based work, more and more people will be looking for freelance jobs instead of tradition office jobs
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References Caitlin LiSooey Erikson, Tammy. Task, Not Time: Profile of a Gen Y Job, Harvard Business Review How Do You Define a Job: By Hours or Tasks? http://discussionleader.hbsp.com/erickson/2008/02/how_do_you_define_a_job_by_hou.html http://discussionleader.hbsp.com/erickson/2008/02/how_do_you_define_a_job_by_hou.html “What Is It with You People and 8:30 a.m.?” http://discussionleader.hbsp.com/erickson/2007/07/what_is_it_with_you_people_and_1.html http://discussionleader.hbsp.com/erickson/2007/07/what_is_it_with_you_people_and_1.html The Time vs. Task Dilemma. http://freelanceswitch.com/working/the-time-vs-task-dilemma-why-you-could-be-working-too-much/ Trading the Hourly Rate for Task-based Pay. http://www.elanso.com/ArticleModule/ONMbMGUpUUSOSsSiKzQmKAIi.html http://www.elanso.com/ArticleModule/ONMbMGUpUUSOSsSiKzQmKAIi.html
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