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Knowing your workforce demographic -- including what they appreciate and need -- is vital to recruiting and retaining talent across a workplace that can now employ up to five generations.

Think you'll never get to travel? Think again with the guidance you need to leave your job, travel the world and land your dream gig when you return.

Hustle, thrift and perseverance combined are a potent financial force.

Balance means different things to different people.

If your goal is to communicate, talking is a lot better than typing.

Whether you'd like to improve your current job or find a new runway, here are five strategies to guide your job choices and approach.

Workers of every stature need workspaces that reflect the work and the culture of the company.

In January of 2014 I tasted entrepreneurial success for the first time. I was 22. Looking back now, my idea was so off the wall, so brazen, that virtually everyone in my social circle dismissed it. Yet, within the first month alone I made over $22,000. My business idea? I created an ecommerce store that […]

The reverse mentoring trend can help older employees stay up-to-date on skills and trends, and introduce new ideas to your company.

Retailers need to pay special attention to this group.

Also, why a one-size-fits-all marketing content and campaign doesn't work for multigenerational marketing.

A single conversation over a couple of beers reveals the prosaic truth: decent pay and benefits, a lot like their parents had.

A generation confronted with stagnating wages finds entrepreneurship an intriguing alternative.

Franchise brands can realize much more of their market share if they embrace these key concerns of millennials.

Discover fresh branding ideas and employee talent with Lovell Corporation CEO Kelly Lovell and founder and CEO of BrandTwist, Julie Cottineau.

Nothing motivates your hustle like living on minimum wage.

Just as business leaders were finally getting comfortable with millennials, Generation Z arrived.

Better position your business as a place millennials not only start, but grow their careers.

I've seen too many startups die because the founders blew the money. Here's how your startup can avoid becoming the next victim.

It's fast and fun but like nothing you've experienced, so you better prepare.

They are also more likely to be actively engaged in choosing a plan.