Archive for September, 2007
Apparently, 90 percent of managers believe they are in the top 10 percent of performers in their organization. I would be shocked if this statistic doesn’t hold true for Gen-Y, considering our, “entitled" nature.
Nevertheless, shouldn’t everyone think they are one of the top performers in their (...)
At the risk of being mocked by all the critics, I have a confession – I’m a helicopter child. When it comes to my personal and professional life, my parents may have more energy than I do.
And why shouldn’t they? If you ask me, they sculpted (...)
Compared to other twenty-somethings I know, I’d say I’m pretty together.
I own my own business as a freelance writer. And business has been good. I pay my rent and bills, feed myself, pay off my credit card every month, and I’m slowly making a dent in my student (...)
Three guys sitting around drinking some beers – button-downs un-tucked, ties off, watching highlights on ESPN – it's a typical weekday evening at my house.
"Hey man," my one roommate says. "Did you hear about Mike?"
"Nope," I reply.
"He's getting hitched."
"Damn," I thought, "dead man walking."
Watching fresh out of college twentysomethings "tie (...)




