#Work

Alex Cohen

anothercohen

Here’s my framework for how I think about making career decisions, arguably one of the most important decisions we make in our lives.I break it down into four categories, ranked

Brandon

blar51

Let's talk about raises. Review time is coming up for most technical places & I know most of us want to increase our salary but how do you approach that

Dr. Pepper’s Husband (Kee Hinckley)

nazgul

I keep seeing articles about how awesome it is that companies are getting used to people working from home, and the flexibility that gives employees.Let’s please remember that we’re primarily

Runesael, Gensym Scribe

Runesael

Last hot take and then I’m over talking about this because I’m tired of wasting energy thinking about it. Content creators don’t owe you anything. If you treat us poorly,

Stephanie Hans

HansStephanie

As the year is coming slowly to an end, there goes my first decade of US comic book art. what can I tell you I haven't already ? First of

Marshall Ramsey

MarshallRamsey

25 things I’ve learned in 2020 (in no particular order):1. Sitting for long periods of time truly is bad for you. 2. To always keep a little extra toilet paper

Maria Albertsen

MariaAlbertsen_

Gonna have a little rant! Isn’t it shocking how almost half of counsellors say finding employment is their biggest challenge? Isn’t is shocking how just 9% of Counsellors earn more

Tech Bro

OdunEweniyi

The New Reality of WFH - MICROSOFT ANALYZED DATA ON ITS NEWLY REMOTE WORKFORCEhttps://hbr.org/2020/07/microsoft-analyzed-data-on-its-newly-remote-workforce Weekly general meeting time increased by 10% overall, while individual meetings actu

Agent V

VeroniKaboom

To every author querying in 2020, please know that queries are often the first thing to fall off the Must Do List when everything is in crisis and our current

Marchy/David 🎩💜💙💖

Marchyecilam

Long medical thread/rant (sorry in advance).So for a while now, I’ve been out of work (on standby). Originally, I was sent home because my work was “shutting down” for lockdown

Martha Kinsella

Martha_Kinsella

President Trump’s refusal to accept the results of the election — hampering the federal government’s ability to start the transition to a new administration — is part of a long

Katherine Locke

Bibliogato

The next four years are going to be tricky for progressives because we're very good at snatching defeat from the jaws of victory as they say. But I encourage all

Nina Funnell, Journalist & creator of #LetHerSpeak

ninafunnell

There is a difference between making space in conversation for more survivor voices (by addressing the structures which silence survivors) & morally obligating survivors to share by suggesting that cultural

Ngozi

udnore

Another year another 30 million grant to "help" #Africans do something that they were already doing. @PATHtweets and @PMIgov launch a "global" project to advance the use of new tools

Heidi N. Moore

moorehn

A good read on how marriage is often a catastrophic outcome for women who are creativehttps://longreads.com/2020/01/15/whatever-happened-to-______/ "I’ve known women as undergrads who were never encouraged to apply for grad school

Russ Bengtson

russbengtson

Had I only known that overthrowing democracy was (apparently) a perfectly legal option to dealing with an unwanted election result, I would have headed to Florida in 2000. Because, to

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