10 Gen Y Bloggers to Read in 2010
Whether you're still trying to get the hang of office life or a veteran trying to figure out what makes your younger colleagues tick, the blogosphere is jam-packed with insightful blogs from the most tech savvy generation ever that can help you out.- Life Without Pants -- Thoughts on social media, marketing and living life without restrictions (like pants).
- The Lost Jacket -- A continuation of the social media/ marketing/ missing clothing theme.
- Modite -- Gen Yer Rebecca Thorman stirs the pot of conversation on topics ranging from career and design to PR and women at work.
- Man Vs. Debt -- Advice on getting your financial footing from a guy who's been there himself. His motto: "Sell your crap. Get out of debt. Do what you love."
- Penelope Trunk -- Always outspoken, occasionally brilliant, occasionally insane observations on office life and life in general from the woman behind Brazen Careerist.
- Dan Schawbel's Personal Branding blog -- Dan Schawbel leads by example, showing how to turn oneself into a one man (or woman) personal branding machine. Thought-provoking even if you don't entirely buy into the whole idea of personal branding.
- OwlSparks -- An opinionated Argentine perspective on the Gen Y experience.
- Ben Casnocha -- Ideas on just about everything from a smart entrepreneur, author and traveller.
- Tammy Erickson on HBR -- Harvard's expert on generational issues at work. She might not be a Gen Yer herself but she has plenty to say about how people of all ages get along within organizations.
- Hoehn's Musings -- Rambling musings from Charlie Hoehn, a Gen Yer who somehow manages to score some of the best gigs going... though not always for pay.
(Image of Rosie the blogger by Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com, CC 2.0)