Employee Evolution has been up and running now for little over a month. In that time, we've been lucky enough to receive mass amounts of support from not only Millennials, but from Boomers and X-ers in the blogosphere. I'd especially like to thank Penelope Trunk at Brazen Careerist for (...)

I recently read an interesting article by Michael Kane from the New York Post about the high demand of college seniors and the new tactics employers are using to recruit them. I am just less than a year removed from being a college senior, so this article was (...)

Over the centuries humankind has adapted to all kinds of environments and climates. As our surroundings evolve, so do we. Eskimos adjusted to arctic conditions by building igloos and hunting in sealskin canoes. In Los Angeles, where the weather is perfect, people have decided they need to be perfect, too, (...)

First off, I am absolutely amazed at the amount of conversation that my “I Don’t Want Work/Life Balance" post on The Brazen Careerist has caused. A lot of comments were positive and many people liked the phrase. Some people disagreed with the “blended" concept, but the majority were (...)

As a precursor to this post, I recommend checking out "Today's work ethic just no longer works," a piece found in the March 25 edition of The Boston Globe. "The work ethic is dead!" I killed it! But I can't take all the credit. If you classify yourself as (...)