The New York Times wants us to believe the End of Courtship is a disaster for young people, especially women. But new types of relationships—in which men and women are equal partners—inevitably require new ways of seeking them out, says Abigail Collazo.
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In the Workplace, A Look at the Women of Gen Y
There has been a lot written lately about Gen Y women burning out early. People seem confused by this. Here’s a hint to figuring out why: ask Gen Y women! Honestly, we’ll tell you why. Everyone knows millennials feel entitled to more. We want all the basic benefits from a job and then some. Flexibility [...]
Girl Power in the Age of Millenials
Glued to the television in 2008, I remember many of my female friends and I holding our collective breath as we watched with fascination the rise of female contenders for the United States presidential ticket. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s magnetic appeal first captured my imagination as a teenager in the 90’s when I watched her speak [...]
Hard Work When You’re Young: Is Burn Out the Real Return on Investment?
When I read the Forbes article Millennial Women Burning Out at 30, I could definitely relate. While I was relieved to know that it’s not just me, I was curious as to why this burn out trend is seemingly impacting Millennial women more than men? First, I want to skip the usual “gender/generation” assumptions. Millennial [...]