Archive for March, 2007
We had hoped to get as many comments, posts and feedback from friends, acquaintances and other peers as possible. To our surprise, we received even more interest then originally planned. Because of this, tomorrow we will introduce the first post in a series titled Reflections from the Road (...)
I realize our last post was about the narcissism study and the apparent problem of the all too common “you’re special" message, but this whole issue has bothered me so much that I need to make a few more points about it.
Are Baby Boomers beginning to regret how (...)
There's an enormous problem with vanity in this country. It's in the malls, on the television and, of course, here on the Internet. Nobody's guilt-free in this self-centered world of the Twenty-first Century. So why, all of a sudden, is my generation the one with the problem? (...)
I recently read a comment to a very interesting posting by Penelope Trunk titled What Obama Means to the Workplace. Don’t worry I will not get into politics or my opinion on the article. I am more interested in the comment posted by a baby boomer manager who appears (...)
Over the next few weeks, months and hopefully years we will be discussing the increasingly popular topic of Generation Y entering the workforce and the profound changes that are undoubtedly going to occur because of this. We will write about the differences between our generation and older generations (mainly (...)





