Some people think that organizations would benefit more from young managers than from older ones. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Managerial positions in an organization require extremely analytical and intellectual personnel, and some people feel that the younger employees are more suited for the task than the ones older in age.

Although

this

is true for a number of reasons, in

this

essay we shall

also

look at whether having mature managers can be beneficial. It is observed that the younger employees are more techno-

savvy

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more savvy

savvier

than the older ones who may need to be trained every time a new equipment or program is installed in the office

that is

supposed to be used for work.

Also

, senior people are typecast and stuck in their own ways of working since they have been working

since

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for

a long time and are seldom open to change. Nowadays, many organizations have modish office interiors with swanky desks and cubicles and interiors,

for example

, an advertising agency. While the younger employees would like

this

bright setting with

graffitied

a rude decoration inscribed on rocks or walls

graffiti

walls and a pool table in the middle of the office floor, so to say, the older employees would probably frown on that. That being said, it cannot be denied that what the older people lack in the latest trends, they make up in experience and knowledge. They have a better understanding of the situations in a workplace and are skilled to be able to predict certain outcomes when it comes to business operations.

Also

, young people are very enthusiastic and may take decisions in a rush, whereas an older manager would consider all sides of the case and

then

decide on the course of action. Many times, young managers are seen to follow the rule of ‘more the risk, more the profit’.

On the other hand

, the older managers might let a few profits go temporarily to secure a bigger long-term financial gain for the company for the future. In conclusion, both young and old managers are fit to be at the managerial positions in a company, depending upon the industry. Expertise, knowledge, and other non-cognitive skills should be considered for any employee to be appointed as the manager.