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Millennials want meaningful work and a path for getting ahead. Who doesn't?

If you harness the strengths of Gen Y employees, you'll see they're productivity powerhouses.

Each generation requires its own unique focus.

Designing, building and selling your own product is being an entrepreneur in a big way.

There will be many more learning opportunities next year.

From willingness to learn to creative thinking, here's how millennials, gen Xers and boomers stack up.

These 3 strategies will help you build a culture for everyone -- not just millennials.

Leaders who adapt and prepare their businesses and teams to work with Gen Z will thrive -- and build a strong company along the way.

Millennials get a bad rep in the workplace. Studies have found that employers — especially those from a past generation — often describe us as entitled, lazy, unfocused. These are all attributes that throw up red flags during hiring processes. This may seem unfair — and probably is unfair in a lot of circumstances — […]

Swimming with the sharks makes perfect sense in our evolving corporate world.

Did you know that it's not uncommon for this age group to create fake personas on Facebook and Instagram and save their real profiles for trusted friends?

Sandwiched between two-large generations, baby boomers and millennials, generation X is often considered the 'neglected middle child.'

Statistically, millennials are on track to be the least entrepreneurial generation in the past 100 years. What do we do about that?

Building your relevance for a future workplace based on lateral movement.

Entrepreneur is a mindset, not a job title.

Levo founder Caroline Ghosn says that the strongest leaders know how to manage their energy and when to take a break.

Marketing the skills you already have requires little more than a reliable internet connection

The talkative youngsters of the office are using their voices to make the workplace more equal.

To many people, money isn't everything. But that's not how millennials see it.

In fact, millennial entrepreneurs love building communities.

Is the idea outlandish? Sure, but the companies seemed to have leaned into the silliness with a decent amount of success.