Tag archive: 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 »

Starting from scratch

Everyone can’t be on the cutting edge. While most people are having bleeding edge discussions about how to move forward faster, it’s always worth remembering that some institutions are just happy to be driving on the information superhighway at all.… continue reading »

Going back to school does offer the possibility of joining the labor force when the economy is better. Unemployment rates are also generally lower for people with advanced schooling. Those who do not go back to school may be on… 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 »

How to ruin millennials

I read Brazen Careerist because if nothing else, Penelope Trunk makes startup failure sound like good. Her witty brand of sex, career advice and life experience makes it an interesting read, even if you find yourself confused half the time… continue reading »

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