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Consumer goods firms cut CEO tenures short in push for growth
Consumer goods firms are changing CEOs as boards lose patience with sluggish growth, tariff uncertainty and the challenge of connecting with younger shoppers.
Judge says he hears from God, receives reprimand
Welcome to Monday, the 86th anniversary of newly inaugurated President Franklin Roosevelt telling the American people that “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Here are some […]
Legal market remains hot for three-to-five-year associates, experts say
Associates with three to five years of experience continue to be in high demand and, despite usually falling into the often-maligned millennial generation, they aren’t behaving differently than their predecessors. The […]
Randi Lewis: Workplace communication tips for millennial lawyers
Although law firm leaders increasingly recognize the need to understand and improve the work experience for millennials, the youngest legal talents should understand and adjust to workplace etiquette.
Study: Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
But they still view making partner as a long-term career goal, according to the results of a new national survey.
Another day, another prediction of the death of the suburb
Another voice predicting the death of the American suburb has joined the choir. Online publication Business Insider launched a series of stories it has dubbed “Death of Suburbia.” The series […]
Millennials may follow parents’ footsteps to suburbs
Urbanists for the past decade predicted the millennial generation would save American cities. These urban evangelists argued the most populous generation in the United States distinctly prefers city living compared […]
‘Mobile First’ the surest way to market to millennials
Millennials are the first generation of mobile users and have officially surpassed baby boomers as the nation’s largest living generation. According to MobCo Media, 1 in 5 millennials are, in […]
Millennial migration: Encouraging young workers to stay, set up shop
Any town or community that’s not busy figuring out how to attract and keep millennial entrepreneurs might want to start soon, according to Jacob Day, Salisbury’s 34-year-old mayor. Consider that […]
Millennials not the only workers driving new office designs
The popular narrative that companies are moving to dense urban areas with a preference for open, collaborative spaces in a bid to placate and attract younger employees may not be […]
Program LEADs millennials in Baltimore engagement
Providing a more personal connection to the city through educational leadership programs may be enough to retain young professionals in Baltimore. At least, that’s what Economic Alliance of Baltimore and Business Volunteers Maryland […]
Gen Y has urban preferences, even in the ‘burbs
Millennials, largest generation in the nation’s history, are split fairly evenly on where they see themselves living. A report by UDR, Inc., and published by the Urban Land Institute, shows […]
