How would you deal with an older and more experienced subordinate during staff meetings?

Question added by Mohammad Albuzaid , Director , American Institute for Training & Education, LLC
Date Posted: 2016/08/04

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by Dilip G. Alshi , Chief Information Officer , Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd.

It's important that we recognise the experience and learn from the same. At the same time it is necessary to educate them with latest/current trends.

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