Generation Y has a lot of great traits, but classic, top-down leadership is not one of them. This is not a surprise: Because gen Y is the great teamwork generation. They did book reports in teams, they went to prom in teams, and they are notorious for quitting jobs in teams.
I know this first hand. [...]
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Posted to: Management
March 30th, 2009
Warning: I’m promoting my friend’s book
Posted to: Networking | Promoting Yourself
March 25th, 2009
This is another post about a book. Two days in a row. But before you get all giddy and think you should send your book to me so I'll write about it, forget it. How to decide what to do next
Posted to: Productivity
March 24th, 2009
One of the best parts about blogging is meeting people I would never meet in real life. Often, this means psychopaths, who use the C word in my comments section. But the best times, the people I meet are like Tony Morgan. He is a pastor and chief strategy officer at NewSpring Church, based in [...] Starting a company in Silicon Valley is stupid
Posted to: Entrepreneurship
March 20th, 2009
One of the reasons I moved from New York City to Madison, WI is that I knew I would start another company. I wasn't sure what it would be, but I had already launched two startups, and I could feel another one coming. It's a sort of itch I get when I have too many [...] Consistently successful careers stem from consistent personal decisions
Posted to: Productivity
March 16th, 2009
Consistency is an important part of any career. It’s not just doing good work all the time. It goes beyond what quality your work is to what quality of person you are. Being consistent is letting people know they can rely on you, and it’s following through on what you say you’ll do because that’s [...] Twentysomething: Why it's smart to quit a job after just two weeks of work
March 11th, 2009
This is a guest post from Jamie Varon. She's 23 years old. Her blog is called intersected. Where I’ll be speaking in March, and check out my weekly radio show
Posted to: How to blog
March 10th, 2009
People always ask me when they can hear me speak. Most of the time the events are closed to the public. Like, the American Bankers Association, or the Public Relations Society of America. But this coming month I happen to be speaking at a lot of places that you can get tickets to. So, here’s [...] When women get power at work, do they use it like men do?
March 9th, 2009
I told this guy who wrote to me that I do not remember ever actually meeting him, even though he says we had a great conversation. 5 Things to do when you're unemployed. Hint: It's not job hunting.
Posted to: Job Hunt
March 6th, 2009
Get your next mentor by being slightly annoying
Posted to: Entrepreneurship | Mentoring
March 3rd, 2009
Brian Wiegand is a very low-profile guy who has sold three companies, most recently to Microsoft. He is big enough that TechCrunch writes about him as a good bet for anyone betting. But the bane of Brian’s existence is that his exits have all been for under $50 million. |
Skateboard class emergency: My Xanax spills into the halfpipe. Too steep for my feet. I have to ask a kid on his board to pick up my pills. 6 days ago
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