Category archives: Millennials
“Those connections on your computer aren’t real…” and other falsehoods
I may or may not have heard a speaker recently cite the rampant use of digital devices by millennials. In this discussion, said speaker might have referenced Facebook and other tools by saying, “I have a hard time convincing kids… continue reading »
We used to write
There was a time when weeks didn’t go by before I’d write a post here. These days that happens a lot less frequently. For lots of reasons, most notably because I don’t feel like I have a lot to say.… continue reading »
“Facebook and Google do it wrong, Twitter does it better”
A very eloquent and passionate treatise from 4chan’s Chris Poole on social networks, identity and how we represent ourselves online. This is a topic I think about a lot, because I never know to explain myself to people on the… continue reading »
Going for broke: The ethics of major college athletic spending
Image by avinashkunnath via Flickr Here’s a story in the NY Times today about major college athletics in the New York State system. The article does raise a broader question about spending on athletic budgets when colleges and universities are… continue reading »
Workplace 2.0: Motivating and Managing Millennials
This article was published in November, but it’s still timely and over the past few months I’ve read a lot of blog posts on the web that remind me of it. So even though I wrote it, I figure it… continue reading »