Workplace
People
Funny how her career turned out
A rising young star in the field of comedy production (she works with Wanda Sykes), Natalie Coffen, BA’18, talks about the roles that Mary Tyler Moore, Just for Laughs and a McGill entertainment management conference played in steering her towards the world of comedy.
On Campus
Future ready: Young alumni benefit from ‘competitive edge’
A survey of recent graduates provides a ringing endorsement that a McGill education leads to job market success. What does the University do to help ensure its graduates are so employable? We go beyond the numbers to examine the myriad efforts to make McGill students ready for their next big step.
Discovery
Managing in a multi-generational workplace
Karl Moore, an associate professor at the Desautels Faculty of Management, works with young people all the time – and he sees no reason why his fellow boomers can’t forge productive workplace relationships with millennials and Gen Z. His new book Generation Why offers tips on how to go about it.
People
Providing a workplace with an easy commute
A lot of people are working from home right now. Once things get back to normal, Justin Raymond, BEd’94, suspects that not everyone will be eager to return to the daily grind of long commutes. And that’s where his Toronto-based company Flexday comes in.