Why Young Employees are Driven to Provide Vending Machine-like Service

As Hall of Fame keynote speaker and acclaimed work ethic development guru, Eric Chester, demonstrates in the short clip, service is a learned skill, and if you've never experienced receiving great service as a customer, you'll never be able to deliver it as an employee. After all, you can only give what you have.

Business leaders are concerned over the new generation, dubbed "generation y" "generation z" "gen x" and "millennials." They need insight, perspective, and strategies.

Eric is the founder of Reviving Work Ethic and has written the first business book on work ethic in more than 100 years. To see his short video trailer of the book, click here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h8Su5TiNv8

Eric Chester is also a hall of fame keynote speaker on leadership, customer service, and developing young talent. His clients includes McDonald's, Wells Fargo, Harley-Davidson, Allstate, Alcoa, Verizon, and Sprint. To preview Eric on stageTo preview Eric on stage, visit here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaXVHYEddAc

To schedule Eric Chester for your next meeting, call Christie Michelle at 303-239-9999 or go to www.RevivingWorkEthic.com

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• Eric Chester
• young employees
• emerging workforce
• school to work transition
• career preparation
• generation y
• generation z
• gen x
• millennials
• keynote speaker
• McDonald's
• Wells Fargo
• Harley-Davidson
• Allstate
• Alcoa
• Verizon
• Sprint