Kirk Baumann

What are the ABCs of life? Always Be Considerate! This article covers the ABC concept and other simple ways for recent grads to start changing the world.

[Collaborator] New Research Sheds Light on Attitudes, Behaviors of Generation Z at Work

They want to drive to their jobs, head into their private offices and meet face-to-face with colleagues before calling it a day – hopefully, not too late, since work-life balance is their primary career concern. Sound like a baby boomer, or even Gen X? On the contrary, these are the work preferences expressed by more than 770 members of Generation Z (those born between 1990 and 1999) surveyed recently… Show more

[Collaborator] New Research Sheds Light on Attitudes, Behaviors of Generation Z at Work

They want to drive to their jobs, head into their private offices and meet face-to-face with colleagues before calling it a day – hopefully, not too late, since work-life balance is their primary career concern. Sound like a baby boomer, or even Gen X? On the contrary, these are the work preferences expressed by more than 770 members of Generation Z (those born between 1990 and 1999) surveyed recently by Robert Half and Enactus.

Visit roberthalf.com/generation-z to view infographics, learn more about the research and download the white paper. Show less

We've all heard the buzz, but is Gen Y really getting special treatment at work?

Every college student has probably heard how important it is to get real-world experience during their college career before joining the workforce. While this statement is certainly true, some students might not know how to get the unique experience employers are looking for. Here are four unconventional ways to get career experience this summer (...)

Whether you want to run your own company or snag the corner office at your current job, you probably have an end-goal for your career. But do you really know what you need to do to get there?

In the current economic state that our country (and others around the world) is facing with the recession, the unemployment rate is sky-high despite the efforts of many. What we’re beginning to see is the light at the end of the tunnel, with companies starting to hire again, actively recruiting in their communities. What the recession has taught (and is still teaching us) is that we can’t keep doing things the way we’ve always done them.

When you hear those terms, you’re likely to think about military strategy, perhaps even a game of chess. In life, whether it’s part of the job hunt or not, having a plan is crucial. Not only is it important to have a plan, it’s also good to know the plan and adjust it as things change.

Continuing professional development, working towards that promotion, or simply working to do your best every day, it's tough to remain positive when the skies aren't always sunny and the birds aren't singing Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah. I've done some thinking on this subject and think that it really comes down to three main points...

What's the difference between Co-Ops and Internships? There are a few! This post highlights the basics of both, helping students understand the varied opportunities.

Athletes can make great employees! Want to know why? Read the post for my insight!