By Jennifer Alsever February 24, 2023 Tech companies laid off more than 108,000 people in the past two months, amid an economy marked by severe labor shortages that for the past two years put employees firmly in the driver’s seat. Now some workers speculate that the job cuts could be a veiled power grab … Continue reading Tech layoffs: Are they a necessary evil or a control tactic for bosses to regain power?
Kristen Patel — March 19, 2019 Follow @kristinapatel — March 19, 2019 A couple of weeks ago, a friend invited me to his birthday party hosted at a family friend’s house. The menu was planned, the bar was stocked, and the present was wrapped. And theoretically, it was going to be a blast. But as … Continue reading A High Bounce Rate Isn’t Evil — It’s an Opportunity
by Megan Smith March 24, 2016March 24, 2016 Understanding the email unsubscribe process: The unsubscribe function is one of the most important, but misunderstood, parts of your email message. You have to give recipients a way to stop messages from coming. (That’s the law of the land in nearly every country on earth!) However, the … Continue reading Email Unsubscribes: Necessary Evil or Email Enhancer?
Ashley Jones November 27, 2014 It’s funny that I’m writing this blog about writer’s block considering I was drawing a complete blank when trying to think of a topic. Writer’s block happens to the best of us, and if someone tells you they haven’t experienced a bought of writer’s block they’re likely lying. So … Continue reading 4 Tips On Conquering The Evil That Is Writer’s Block
“Don’t be evil” isn’t even Google’s actual mission statement. By Chris Gayomali “Don’t be evil” was never part of Google’s mission statement, but the motto has been something of a guiding light for the company as it expanded from a tiny search engine into a $380 billion firm specializing in everything from robotics to … Continue reading Google Didn’t Actually Say It Was Ditching “Don’t Be Evil”
