Because in this new age, we are all, always looking for work
“A boy should be able to dress like a ice dancer OR a NASCAR driver if he wants to.”
January 22, 2013 By 7 Comments
This is a comment by Tom B. on the post “Buying Boys’ Underwear For My Daughter”. Tom writes about the strict dichotomy of how clothing is marketed to young girl and boys and how it contributes to gender stereotypes from an early age.
New Fiction: Business as Usual
December 22, 2012 By 3 Comments
In this short story by Bo Guthrie, a persistent security system salesman struggles to win over a potential customer who is going through a difficult divorce.
Working through your ADD
October 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Working when you have ADD can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. J.R. Reed gives you the lowdown on how to conquer your job.
Dear John: Why Doesn’t He Know I’m “The One”?
September 7, 2012 By 9 Comments
This week Dear John talks about “the one”, Facebook friends after divorce, and sales-y friends.
Webcomics: Southside Nefertiti by Mike Sales [@mtorez, #thenewblack]
September 21, 2011 By
Southside Nefertiti (who has her own Twitter account) showcases a single mother who takes night classes, working full time, oh … and moonlighting as a super hero. Created by Mike Sales, this story has it all. This page aggregates all of the episodes for your convenience. SEASON ONE Southside Nefertiti: Fist of the North Star, [...]
“Wearing a Suit and Tie is the New ‘Eccentric’ in the Workplace”
How do you dress in the workplace? How does what your coworkers wear affect you? Do you frown on those wear casual dress and does larger culture need to go back to dressing up? Does it matter?