College campuses are becoming a fertile breeding ground for up-and-coming business owners. A recent study by The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor shows that 18- to 24-year-olds in the United States are starting businesses at a faster rate than 35- to 44-year-olds. Now is your prime time to consider opening up that tattoo parlor, bed and breakfast, or wilderness expedition center you've dreamed about.

Most of us end up hating our entry-level jobs. But I sometimes wonder, is it really the job that we hate or something else? It was only a year ago when I first stepped into the corporate world. Like any optimistic twentysomething, I walked into my first day and (...)

Maybe you enjoy working the long hours. Yes, staying late to work on a deadline project or to finish the twenty things on your task list probably makes you feel a bit nobler than your cubicle-mate (who jets out the door as soon as that wall clock strikes 5 p.m.). There’s (...)

Tech Crunch recently posted a few controversial articles in reference to Jason Calcanis’s post about the necessity of hiring workaholics in a start-up. Mike Arrington said, “You should hire people who work 24 hours a day because there is nothing else they’d rather do. If you’ve (...)

Many times when the topic of Millennials in the workforce comes up, I hear sentiments about Millennials not being loyal. People are quick to point to our so-called demanding nature, general lack of engagement and inclination to job hop as prime examples that illustrate the point. Maybe (...)