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Remote Work May Never Die, But It’s Losing Momentum. Here’s Why.

Remote Work May Never Die, But It’s Losing Momentum. Here’s Why. Deanna Ritchie / Jul 24, 2023   Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work and hybrid work have encroached their way into normalcy. Now that many people have gotten used to this arrangement, with some of those people thriving in it, it’s unlikely that … Continue reading Remote Work May Never Die, But It’s Losing Momentum. Here’s Why. →

It’s Doable: Disabled Marketing Veterans Launch Creative Agency

It’s Doable: Disabled Marketing Veterans Launch Creative Agency by Richard Whitman , Columnist, June 30, 2023 Two ad holding company veterans have launched what they are calling the first creative agency—called Doable—that is founded and staffed by talent with disabilities.   The founders include Hugh Boyle and Bob Wagner. Their mission is to improve representation of … Continue reading It’s Doable: Disabled Marketing Veterans Launch Creative Agency →

‘It’s starting to feel like anything is possible’: Comedian Adam Conover on the next phase of the writers’ strike

  By David Salazar June 04, 2023 When comedian and writer Adam Conover started staffing up his 2022 Netflix comedy-documentary series The G Word, which explores the U.S. government, the precarity of Hollywood writers was hard to ignore. Conover recalls a meeting with the show’s producers: One of them noted that, because the show was … Continue reading ‘It’s starting to feel like anything is possible’: Comedian Adam Conover on the next phase of the writers’ strike →

Stop asking bilingual employees to translate your work. It’s not their job

  By Samantha Leal May 03, 2023 “Do you know Spanish?” It’s a question I’m all too familiar with at work—and I know what comes next: “What does this mean?” “Is this the right word?” or even: “Can you translate this bit of copy?” (To be clear: I can’t. Though I’m Latina, my Spanish is … Continue reading Stop asking bilingual employees to translate your work. It’s not their job →

Twitter Ex-employees say he’s ‘constitutionally incapable’ of turning things around.

  By Chris Stokel-Walker April 14, 2023 Exactly one year ago, Elon Musk shocked the tech world by putting in a bid to buy Twitter for $44 billion. In signature Musk fashion, that figure worked out at $54.20 a share.  That offer led, months later, to an actual acquisition, and eventually to the situation we’re … Continue reading Twitter Ex-employees say he’s ‘constitutionally incapable’ of turning things around. →

IRS says it’s doing these 5 things to make filing taxes less painful, but don’t expect miracles overnight

  By Sam Becker April 07, 2023   If you’re one of the millions of U.S. taxpayers who have waited months or years to speak with an IRS agent, get an update on your filing status, or receive a refund, the tax man has some good news for you.   The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) … Continue reading IRS says it’s doing these 5 things to make filing taxes less painful, but don’t expect miracles overnight →

Twitter shut off its free API and it’s breaking a lot of apps

Twitter is shutting down its free API, here’s what’s going to break   Karissa Bell @karissabe Of all the once-unthinkable changes Elon Musk had made since taking over Twitter, pulling the rug out from under developers might seem relatively minor. After banning third-party clients without warning, Twitter announced that it would no longer allow any … Continue reading Twitter shut off its free API and it’s breaking a lot of apps →

File your taxes in 10 minutes? TurboTax says it’s possible with AI-powered ‘express lanes’

  By Sam Becker April 03, 2023 As some industry leaders call for a “pause” on AI developments, many companies are going full-speed ahead, implementing new AI tech into existing products and services.   That includes TurboTax, one of the largest tax-preparation service providers in the country. TurboTax is experimenting with a new AI-driven “express … Continue reading File your taxes in 10 minutes? TurboTax says it’s possible with AI-powered ‘express lanes’ →