Author: Jordan Bean

Are millennials different?

Each generation branches out in their own ways

How to recruit millennials

4 tips that form the backbone of a hiring strategy

The new on-demand culture

People are embracing a more flexible lifestyle that values options over ownership

Developing millennial employees

A company that helps them toward their professional goals gains trust and loyalty

What to do about student loans?

There’s opportunity for employers in the $1.5 trillion, and growing, debt

The millennial advantage

They’re able and willing to reap the benefits that technology offers

We don’t kill industries

But millennials are creating change through new mindset, lifestyle and purchasing patterns

What millennials want

Five qualities they look for in employers

New Hampshire’s millennial misconception

It’s wrong to think that the state can immediately transform itself into becoming ‘millennial-friendly’ through select actions

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