Author Archive for Eugene Kim
Google to Acquire Facebook; Zuckerberg to Head New Social Arm
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Google’s long-rumored social arm is on its way to being official, with Zuckerberg at the helm.
Leaving Your First Job: The Next Big Milestone
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You worked really hard, dressed well, played nice, and you got your first job. But now, you’re ready to move on to something different. What’s the protocol for leaving?
Jobs. Can’t live with ‘em; Can’t live without ‘em.
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I love/hate going to work every day. I love/hate telling people what I do. I love/hate my coworkers. I love/hate my job. Such is life as a young, Gen Y professional. Sure, there are things that everyone loves or hates about work, jobs and careers. And there are those that live by the mantra, “If [...]
Bad boys and girls will be bad boys and girls.
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Recently, the FDA ruled severe restrictions on how tobacco companies can advertise. So, does it even matter? Fact is that teen smoking has declined in the past decade. Check any source. But what are we going to attribute that to? Have increased regulation and ambitious campaigns to educate our youth on the dangers of smoking [...]
How Does Gen Y Define Sex?
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This article is part of the TNGG Sex Week series on Gen Y and sex. Read more from the series here. What comes to mind when your friend tells you they’ve hooked up with someone? I mean, which base? 1st; 2nd; 3rd; or… home? Debatable, right? Well, it at least depends on who you ask. [...]
Little Women – Millennial Eating Disorders
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I live by the Patrick Bateman mantra, “You can always be thinner… look better.” And though I have a severe case of body dysmorphia, I have trouble discerning between boredom and hunger. I seriously binge eat at every meal. The other night it was Country Fried Steak with a side of fries, steamed broccoli, and [...]
I’ve got 10 minutes. Gimme the skinny. And make it good.
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Think of us like you would a C-suite. Not because we’re rich (yet). Not because we run the world (or do we?). Not because we’re entitled (we’re just smarter). Because we’re busy as hell. So, how do we keep ourselves so informed and so immersed in brands and culture and current events? Between classes or [...]
