July 24th, 2008 by Dan Healy
I recently left my home of four years; I left where everything was familiar, surrounded by 50,000 people my age with similar interests. Now I live in a new city where I know about 4 people. The truth is: it kind of sucks. However, I know that I have to adapt, and adapt fast. I […]
After-College, Career Development, Personal Development, Transitions, Uncategorized | 2 Comments |
March 26th, 2008 by Dan Healy
As my friends took the last ten days to venture to Cancun, Jamaica, Acapulco, and the Caribbean, I went to work.
That’s right, I used my spring break, the same way that I used my winter break. I used it as an opportunity to get away from school, to try and make some money and […]
Career Development, College, Generation Y | 1 Comment |
March 7th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg
I know that we look different from baby boomers. But fundamentally we operate the same way. So if you are having trouble getting along at work. Try looking at things from a different perspective.
1. They think they deserve special treatment
You complain that we feel like we deserve something in […]
Career Development, Personal Development, Politics, Relationships | 8 Comments |
February 26th, 2008 by Dan Healy
Our generation has been working in groups since kindergarten.
But now I’m a senior in college, and I’m still surrounded by people who don’t know how to work together. At first thought, I was surprised that my peers were incapable of filling a role in a group. With all this group work […]
Career Development, College, Personal Development | 1 Comment |
February 13th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg
Sunday night I had the privilege to attend a seminar by a leading keynote speaker who delivers insightful thoughts behind successful ways of advocating. His main point, “cater your speech to your audience,” was less than ground breaking until I talked to a friend afterwards who exclaimed that she “loved the speech, but didn’t think […]
Career Development, Personal Development | No Comments |
January 30th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg
Three and half years ago I made it to the campus of The Ohio State University, and more than anything else I was ready to “find myself.” I was not entirely sure what was meant by that, but everything the University had sent in my direction essentially read “Come find yourself,” and I was ready […]
After-College, Career Development, College, Personal Development | 1 Comment |
January 29th, 2008 by Dan Healy
I always thought that sales consisted of finding clients, setting up meetings, and getting them to sign a contract that would eventually make me direct advertising money. It wasn’t until recently that I realized how much more sales can be, and how it can affect every aspect of your business and your life.
The personal […]
After-College, Career Development, Personal Development | 7 Comments |
January 21st, 2008 by Matt Goldberg
All too often I find myself being asked by my friends, “how did you get that job” or “how did you meet (insert big shot name here).” It isn’t the question that I find amusing; it’s the astonishment that seems to be associated with the inquiry. It’s almost like they’re saying, “You’re lucky you […]
Career Development, Personal Development, Relationships | 1 Comment |
January 17th, 2008 by Dan Healy
Attempting to sell a product, idea, service or advertisement to someone twice your age is a daunting experience for any young entrepreneur. I’ve been lucky enough to have the opportunity to hone my skills over the past 3 years of college. Here’s what I’ve learned.
Dress appropriately
This means many different things for people. Obviously you dress […]
Career Development, College, Personal Development | No Comments |
December 20th, 2007 by Matt Goldberg
Internships have become a right of passage for today’s brightest kids, and tomorrow’s most successful business men. If you’re like me, you understand the need to distinguish yourself from the pack at an earlier age than most of our peers.
By the age of 21, I had been working as an “Intern” in the same career […]
Career Development, Transitions | No Comments |