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"I think my generation expects their work to be a big part of their lives but are also concerned about having a more full life, doing what they like, taking time to travel and becoming more whole people." Writer Sue Bowness, 25, takes charge of her career.
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"People are taking more responsibility for their career now. Hopefully it makes the workplace more of a meritocracy." How New Media producer Daniel Rose, 27, gets job satisfaction.
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"We want quality time with our loved ones, quality consumer products ... What about the quality of work?" Professor Graham Lowe proposes an agenda for change.
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"Do you think for a moment that when Margaret Atwood turns 65 someone will tell the illustrious Canadian writer, 'Jig's up, Atwood. No more novels for you.'" Martin O'Malley rethinks retirement.
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My so-called Work-Life Balance
Modern life is a juggling act. Your family. Your career. What gives? Your sanity?
CBC TV's Venture looks inside the pressure cooker.
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Zen and the Art of Volunteering
"When I arrive at a point where I no longer love working the emergency room, I escape to somewhere foreign." Virginia Robinson recharges her batteries.
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Wes McLean, student: "We have all heard the horror stories of B.A. grads being the ones who are most commonly heard asking, 'Would you like fries with that?'" The competition is fierce. But the combatants are ready. Well, mostly. Our panelists hold hands before they cross the street: An e-mail exchange.
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