The nurse manager charged with hiring staff for a new nursing unit explains the unit's rigid structure and scheduling policies to all potential applicants
The manager is most likely to lose the interest of applicants of which generations? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Traditionals
2. Baby boomers
3. Generation X
4. Generation Y
5. Nurses in general do not like structure and rigidity in scheduling.
3,4
Rationale 1: Traditionals in general like structure and are more likely to work well with inflexible schedules.
Rationale 2: Baby boomers in general do fairly well with structure and rigid scheduling.
Rationale 3: Generations X in general does not like structure and is interested in flexible scheduling.
Rationale 4: Generation Y in general does not like structure and is interested in flexible scheduling.
Rationale 5: Some nurses thrive in an environment with lots of structure and a predictable, somewhat rigid schedule.
Global Rationale:
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