If you believe the doomsday prophets and the naysayers, you have no chance of landing a dream job within the first five years after graduating from college. This kind of sensationalized approach to a generational problem is not only inaccurate, it has a downward pull on graduate motivation and optimism. If you’re going to land your dream job, you need to set the statistics aside, set your sights on the future, and determine to get ahead quickly.
It’s possible to land your dream job right out of college. Doing so takes a lot …

Interestingly, the mainstream media is starting to pick up on a few trends that I’ve been talking about for years: namely that the 20-somethings coming out of college are going to be in big trouble. The reasons for this are:
1. College degrees are becoming not much more than a piece of paper that says you’re slightly better than someone who didn’t goto college.
In other words, they don’t mean as much as they used to.
Why? Because college has turned into so much more than education. Now obviously there are exceptions to …

Time management is critically important and is something we should spend a great deal of our energy improving in our lives.