Archive for July, 2007
So if you haven't heard the words "entitlement" and Gen-Y" in the same sentence, you've obviously been working somewhere very far away, or living under a rock.
Researchers and career experts say that the ubiquity of job hopping, particularly for Gen-Y (those born after 1979), is partially being driven by their (...)
Successful entrepreneurship usually includes a group of trusted mentors, according to Ben Casnocha, author of, My Start up Life. But now that I’ve spent a few months in corporate life, it’s clear to me that having a group of mentors is important whether you work for (...)
It’s a myth that the workplace is turning into one big leaderless state. Just as decisions made by committee often require head banging, life without leaders would be one big headache. Yes, leadership has changed and decentralized organizations are here to stay, but there will always be leaders. (...)
SELL! SELL! SELL! That's all I hear lately from the career advice experts. You want to make it in the grownup world? You better figure out what you're all about and preach it loud.
Dear advisors, please write this down: Your hearts are in the (...)
One of my favorite topics is the value and purpose of going to graduate school, especially in your twenties. I just heard another story about a twenty-something with a newly minted MBA who’s having a devil of a time finding a job. When employers see MBA on her resume, they (...)




