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Avoiding Wardrobe Mishaps at Work
September unofficially marks the end of summer and as all the kids I know lament another school year, I mourn the end of season for a different reason: the clothes. Even if I harbored some hope that I...
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Don’t Worry (About Earnings) Be Happy
As early as grade school, my parents and their contemporaries — card-carrying members of the Boomer generation — warned (or rather boasted) that my generation will never earn as much as theirs. While I...
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Gen Y: Self-Entitled or Underutilized Resources?
Is Canadian corporate culture in for a major shakeup? Count me among those who will be on the sidelines, popcorn in hand, waiting for the ground to shake when Guy Laurence, the incoming CEO at Rogers...
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When the Gender Gap is a Good Thing: Women and Corporate Crime
One of Hollywood's best female con artists, Glenne Headly in "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" The term “gender gap” normally carries a negative connotation. Yet, I think many of us women are willing to live...
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Newsflash: Lack of Mentoring Keeps Women and Minorities from Multiple Board...
In a shining flash of the obvious, a new study confirms what many of us already instinctively know: women and minorities continue to be under-represented on company boards due to a lack of mentors....
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Does it pay to be good?
Call it wishful thinking, but there is a distinctive “feel good” vibe in the air. It’s been five years since Lehman Brothers collapsed, sparking a global financial crisis that many attribute to...
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8 Tips for a Successful Partnership
This guest post is written by Linda Singer, co-founder at workhoppers.com with Vera Gavizon. Workhoppers.com is a matching site that helps companies and those seeking flexible work arrangements find...
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Welcome to the End of Civility
Approximately 10 years ago, I remember sharing a taxicab with a colleague and mid-conversation she pulled out her BlackBerry to respond to an email. Even though I knew she needed to respond to an...
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Long Distance Commutes Can Lead to Splitsville – study
While we consider driving to and from work routine, you might want to put your foot on the brakes for a minute and consider the results of one study: Long distance commuting increases the chances of...
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How to succeed in business? Dropout or get an MBA?
When a young celebrity goes off on a tirade on social media, I normally brush it off as comical nonsense but a recent rant caught my attention. No, I’m not talking about Miley Cyrus but rather Jaden...
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