The dilemma is simple: I get next Tuesday off for Christmas (thanks, Christians) but I don’t get Christmas Eve off. I have a Monday gap. The same goes for New Years and New Years Eve. These floating days off in the middle of the week sound like “well you’d take (...)

I want to start off today by talking about time. P has no concept of it, which speaks to the fact that she sees nothing wrong with working all hours into the night. And when it comes to catching flights around the country to promote the company, (...)

My favorite part about being a member of the Millennial generation is that we’re determined to do things our way. We reject the customary ‘9 to 5’ cubicle culture and anything else that bores us about the traditional way of doing things. And if we don’t get enough (...)

Here read the true tales of a young twenty-something cubicle dweller by day - dreamer of "there's got to be more than this" by night - trying to find the moral of her everyday story. Walk with Jackie down cubicle lane every Wednesday as she humorously shares the pitfalls (...)

I’ve written before about the benefits of moving home with your parents following graduation. Many people disagree, but I’m convinced that – as long as you do it for the right reasons – moving home after graduation is the most responsible thing you can do. (...)