Millennials and the younger end of Generation X are rapidly taking over the bulk of the work force, and with that comes change. They stay at jobs for shorter periods (one Deloitte study says a hire under the age of 34 might stick around for three years) and each time they move gunning for higher positions and more leadership. Those are the jobs the older Gen Xers and Baby Boomers are currently holding and trying to retain due to increased costs of living requiring later retir

How many times a week do you find yourself saying, jokingly or otherwise, “I need to get out more”? For me, there are weeks where it’s daily. This week, for a variety of reasons, it’s nearly constant. From reuniting with old friends to planning hikes to diving in oceans and climbing mountains, it always feels like there isn’t enough time in the day (or the week, or the year) to both do work you hopefully love to do as well as everything else there is to see and do in the wo

When Scott Borchetta walked on stage last week in Nashville to accept an award from the industry association MusicBiz, he had a message written on his suit sleeve which said “Music has value”. Yes, that message seems trivial and obvious. After all, you don’t see executives attend other industry conferences writing messages like “software has value” or “football has value” on their designer clothes. But when the American Idol mentor, who founded Big Machine Records and signed