Showing posts with label millenial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label millenial. Show all posts

Friday, June 13, 2008

Watch out for the Millenials!!

"I believe that they actually think of themselves like merchandise on eBay. 'If you don't want me, Mr. Employer, I'll go sell myself down the street. I'll probably get more money. I'll definitely get a better experience. And by the way, they'll adore me. You only like me,'"

Millenials is a new description for people born between 1980-1995, who believe that they are so qualified with multi-tasking capabilities and self assurance, that they don't need YOU, but YOU need them.

Big corporations like Ernst & Young, Merrill Lynch, and other big banks are actually hiring professionals to cope with the Millenials.

A colleague of mine, Gary, read the article and decided that this whole article is full of crap. He's also in his 50's and might just be defensive, but he claims that if the economy were in a recession, "these kids wouldn't act this way". He also said that this isn't everyone from 1980-1995, "Just the rich, aristocratic, white kids from the suburbs, who could afford to say F you to an employer".

Whatever, the case, there is no recession and the big companies are actually recognizing the trend with the Millenials. We only want to hear YES!

The Millenials are here: Full Article

Turn your Internship into a Career


How many copies did you make today? Schedule any meetings? Greet customers or answer the phone for your supervisor? Being an intern could be one of the lowest feelings of your life. You might feel like everyone hates you, but trust me, they are just lazy and don't want to make copies or fill up the printer with paper, when they know YOU will do it.

Granted, you might hate your internship, but you might envy your supervisor or colleagues, and really want that job after you graduate college. So what do you do?

Not every intern is offered a full-time job with their company, that’s a known fact. How can you make yourself stand out from the crowd? There are some great ways to help turn your internship into a job. Before you know it, you’ll be one of them - with your name on an I.D. card to swipe at the door.
  • Dress appropriately
  • Learn as much as you can
  • Get to know EVERYONE
  • Under promise and OVER deliver
  • Learn about your industry

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