"...If we thought millennials were entitled and hyper-ambitious (in many cases without warrant), wait til you meet these kids. Kidding, kidding! I am sure they will bring a welcome breath of creativity and energy to the workplace."

@Broadway   Since when have you become so PC ?   

You and I know that this Gen Z will be just as worthless as all the rest of the generations before them.  

@Broadway   Who comes up with these monikers ?   Gen X, Millennials and now Gen Z.  

Enough already !   Reminds me of all the talk about "Big Data" .

One word:  Rubbish.

@SunitaTO    That is unbelievable !   Did your company think he was ultra committed due to this portable urinal ?  

Apparently so,  and if it means a promotion and your own office with a bathroom.

Where can we buy one ?   : ) 

@vnewman2     That is the most hilarious recount I have heard in quite a while - thanks for the laughs !     It was just in time.

Needless to say, that guy should be ashamed of himself.  I have (had) never heard of such a thing.

Number Two is also something that would go a long way.  Simply saying "please" and "thank you".

For those who don't use these two phrases often, give it a try - you will be surprised at the results.

And maybe, just maybe using these terms will catch on and become commonplace again.

Please.  

Thank You.

Almost missed this piece - really enjoyed it as usual David.  

I really like the number one resolution which I hadn't thought about - dusting off the old resume.  

I am working now but who knows what tomorrow brings and if history is any indicator - a layoff is just around the corner.

 I'll work on it this weekend.

Happy New Year EveryOne !