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Does GenY Ask Too Much? Stephen Colbert Doesn’t Think So

By | 1 Comment | December 12, 2013

Stephen Colbert discusses Slate.com’s new “minutes to read” feature — and what it has to say about Millennials. Read »

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Dispelling 4 Ridiculous Myths About GenY Workers

By | 9 Comments | July 12, 2013

It’s easy to poke fun at GenY employees for not taking their jobs seriously—but it’s time to dispel the Millennial employee stigma. Read »

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How Your Youth Can Be Your Biggest Business Asset of All

By | No Comments | June 13, 2013

Contrary to preconceived notions, being young is actually a valuable asset for your career. Here’s how to rock it to your advantage. Read »

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Recruit More Millennials By Understanding Their Mindset

By | 5 Comments | June 4, 2013

Want to market your business to sought-after Gen Y applicants? Then you’d better understand what they really want. Read »

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How to Survive at Work When You’re Managing Your Gen Y Peers

By | 2 Comments | May 31, 2013

As the workplace changes, Gen Y increasingly finds itself managing its peers. So what do you do when you’re managing employees who are the same age as you? Read »

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Tips for Walking the Line Between Cocky and Confident at Work

By | 5 Comments | May 20, 2013

Here’s how to discover your own unique voice at work without confirming negative Gen Y stereotypes. Read »

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As Baby Boomers Retire, Young Workers Can Take the Lead

By | 2 Comments | May 10, 2013

As the older generation retires in record numbers, now may be the perfect time for young workers to step up and make a name for themselves. Here’s how. Read »

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Recruiters: Here’s How to Attract More Gen Y Workers

By | 6 Comments | April 16, 2013

Want to recruit more Millennials? Here’s what 20-somethings really care about when they look for a new employer. Read »

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The Efficiency Trap: Are You Working Too Fast for Your Own Good?

By | 12 Comments | April 11, 2013

Employers are always touting the importance of worker productivity. But is it what they REALLY want? Read »

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Kick-Start Your Independent Career: 5 Tips for Millennials

By | 10 Comments | March 12, 2013

Gen Y makes up a sizable percent of the growing independent workforce. But independent careers aren’t easy. Here’s how to make yours succeed. Read »

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Want to be Taken Seriously at Work? Stop Doing These Things

By | 3 Comments | February 26, 2013

Millennials already have a reputation for being immature, lazy and entitled…and these all-too-common work habits aren’t making things any better. Read »

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Are We Unfairly Discriminating Against Peers With “Regular” Jobs?

By | 4 Comments | February 25, 2013

Gen Y hates being judged by those who don’t understand their career choices. But are we guilty of the same judgment when it comes to our more traditional peers? Read »

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Why Millennials Should Stop Complaining and Start Living

By | 13 Comments | February 22, 2013

You might have a job you don’t love and loans coming out your ears. But here’s why 20-somethings have it pretty darn good right now. Read »

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9 Gen Y Careerists to Follow on Twitter

By | 2 Comments | January 29, 2013

Feel like you’re always seeing tweets from the same people? Let us help you make your Twitter feed more interesting and helpful. Read »