You heard constantly about the millennial generation--that they're tech-savvy, and different from everyone that came before. It's not just hype, or vanity on the part of the youngsters: People who are 18-29 right now have markedly ...READ»
Over the next few weeks millions of incoming college students will make the trek to college as the head of their own households for the first time, creating a massive opportunity for brands to create lifelong loyalties for first-time decision makers. Learn five ways to friend the Class Of 2015 from the brands that are getting it right.READ»
"In this generation the search for goodness, both institutional and personal, has reappeared as a defining characteristic in young people's renewed search for the good life." Rev. Peter J. Gomes was referring to the Millennial Generation in his book "The Good Life." READ»
The steady, ever-increasing paycheck deposited into your bank account every other week has given way to a more inconsistent, unpredictable, multi-stream, project-based cash flow. This requires a "realistic" approach to finances outlined in the new book, "Generation Earn," by Kimberly Palmer.READ»
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I'm here in Barcelona documenting the Mozilla Drumbeat Festival on the Future of Learning, Freedom and the Web as a follow-up to my book DIY U. There are all kinds of innovators and ...READ»
Meet Gabriel Shalom, a young filmmaker who just completed a film called The Future of Money, about a group of entrepreneurs who believe social currency can replace the paper kind. READ»
Millennials are often seen to as the Holy Grail of marketing partly because of their disposal income and partly because their tech-savvy means they can be reached in so many ways. According to this new survey from the Pivot Center, the answer is cause marketing. READ»
Everywhere I turn, articles, conversations, and presentations reaffirm my belief that we need to move past the intergenerational finger-pointing and harness the good, albeit different, approaches to work and life that the Millennial generation offers.READ»
I just saw an advertisement for a seminar about how to manage Millennials in the workplace and I realized I've finally grown tired of hearing how the Millennials (aka "Generation Y")--those 75 million persons born between 1977 and 1998--are going to transform the workplace!READ»
Thought some of you would enjoy an article about Generation Y I was featured in... http://www.demodirt.com/index.php/generation-y/corporate-culture/321-we-r-coming-2-workREAD»
If you've read any magazines, Web sites, newspapers, or books in the last decade, you probably know who I am. You know I have a three-second attention span, because I was weaned on emails, texts, and instant messages. You know I'm a ...READ»
If you’ve been following along, you know that I’m working on becoming a ‘meaningful specific’ and that the particular specific in question is relationship marketing. It certainly doesn’t stand alone and I hope to examine how ...READ»
“We do not expect work flexibility.” That’s the headline from PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PWC) Millennials at Work global survey of 4,271 recent graduates. Wow. A strong statement, and one that completely contradicts what I ...READ»
A few weeks ago, I blogged about a young woman from Bangladesh who is launching her career at a U.S. company. For today’s post, I wanted to share the perspective of some American Millennials working abroad.Australia has a special ...READ»
