It hit me. It was time to do something big with Employee Evolution. We needed to take it full time. At dinner, on my quarterly business trip to Indianapolis I contemplated my next move. When I returned to the hotel, I began to research similar sites. What made (...)

Safe for me is a cushy, decent job that pays well. Safe is making a steady paycheck that will cover my student loans, rent and living expenses with a small amount left over to put in the bank. Safe is having the spending money to eat out on (...)

Looking at job postings is like perusing an online dating site. I wonder if my skill set (hobbies and interests) is compatible with the company’s needs (“ideal mate" description). Will the company (he) ask me back (out) for a second interview (date)? What if I talk too (...)

This post is a follow-up to “You Can’t Save the World with a Ball and Chain," a post where I boldly declared my opinion on twentysomething relationships. To say the least, putting the other side of the argument into words was no walk in the park. But a few (...)

I used to fear calling random people on the phone. It was so bad that I didn’t like calling for delivery pizza. It did not affect too much of my daily life until my first summer job where I had to call vendors about shipping problems. (...)