To all the people googling “quitting a job without notice” – please stop. Please.
No one needs instructions on how to quit their job. If you need guidance for that, I’m wondering how you managed to become gainfully employed in the first place.
If you want to give 2 weeks notice. Do it. If not. Don’t do [...]
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The Boomer-Millennial Divide: The Next Generation of Cool
Will be Gen Y be cooler than previous generations…or will it matter since every generation seems to hold irksome pet peeves?
What You Need to Know About Rule Breaking
The central message here is strongly anti-social–we should all rebel against social order, restraint, all authority, and rules of any kind.
The Boomer-Millennial Divide: It’s All About the Gumption
Yet, it seems like the hustle of Millennial youth is being outpaced by Boomer gumption. The stuff of guts and gumption is being motivated by saving all the stuff you’ve worked so hard for.
Scene #1 of Random Domestic Bliss: Being a Team Player
I am not sure what this game is doing for the BF, but I’m well aware of what it is doing for our relationship.
Marriageability is Extinct, So Let’s Drop the Idea of “Wife” Material
I once was told I wasn’t wife material.
Which is kind of odd since the jerk who said it asked me to marry him 3 months earlier.
Unfortunately, his words made me question the aspect of what it meant to be “marriage material.” Quite simply, I thought anyone interested in commitment and love was marriageable. Apparently, I [...]
The Catch-22 With Magnet Schools
It becomes the norm to negotiate simple stuff like catching up on sleep on the train or reading the unequivocally boring Middlemarch so you can write a 3 page reading response later. Or, take chances on waking up at midnight to finish a paper even though you know the broken rest will haunt you because you’ll barely be able to stay awake in Discrete Math.
Why Your Parents Might Be Asking YOU For Job Search Advice
They’ve been out of the job market for years.
Parents mean well, but they can give a lot of useless advice to their kids.
Especially when it comes to job searching. If your parents have been at the same place since you were in high school – they most likely haven’t had to actively [...]
