Sarah Kessler
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I wrote about how remote work changes things for pregnant women.
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Employers in NYC must include salary info in job posts starting tomorrow.
@emmabgo
and I wrote about it here:
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Everyone I know either has Covid or is becoming addicted to Wordle
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At that point in Chicago winter when I refer to 32 degrees as "finally warming up"
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Is it a bad sign that my entire Spotify wrapped list is from an elevator music channel I listen to while working?
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"The office, in other words, was never one size fits all. It was one size fits some, with the expectation that everybody else would squeeze in."
by
@emmabgo
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Over the weekend, I wrote about what all of those stats like "AI could replace the equivalent of 300 million jobs" actually mean:
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Keep trying to read this article and getting distracted by other tabs
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For a minute I thought the David Foster Wallace essay got a web-friendly framing
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I wrote about how pay transparency affects wages and workplaces for the Sunday Business salary issue:
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Not going into a physical office means getting to skip a lot of awkward small talk (“Were you trying?”) and unexpected belly rubs. But also more control over when you share your news and with whom — more like how expectant dads have always been able to handle it.
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Popping back on this platform to share my latest story: "Is Remote Work the Answer to Women’s Prayers, or a New ‘Mommy Track’?"
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There’s a lot to unpack here, and I’ve done some of the unpacking - please read it!
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Professor folks: If I am not your student, should I still be addressing you as "Prof. [last name]"? I never know how to begin my emails to you!
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Important point in story from
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- measuring work from home is complicated, particularly with all the hybrid arrangements that have popped up, and the gov data may not be the most accurate way:
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Many of the women who I talked with felt relieved to not have their pregnant bellies front-and-center. Sometimes for practical reasons (client meetings are more efficient if you don't have to discuss that yes, you’re pregnant; nobody knows if you wear leggings every day).
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@JaxBischof
I think it’s probably a generally good thing, but I would take a Covid test just in case
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But many also mentioned fears that they’d be treated differently by their colleagues or have fewer opportunities at work. Two of them interviewed for jobs while visibly pregnant and said they were glad to not worry that their pregnancies would impact the outcome.
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@stuloeser
To me it feels like it could be too formal for an email, or that "Dr." could be more appropriate. I wonder if it's a generational difference, in the same way that "Yeah?" would usually read as rude to me, but probably does not to you.
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One reaction people have to reporting about labor in the gig economy is "this isn't driven by technology." No, it's not, but online labor marketplaces / apps do make it possible for trends like outsourcing and contract labor to show up in new places and ways.
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For DealBook,
@corinnepurtill
wrote on the perils of climbing a career ladder from outside of the office (and how companies are trying to address them)
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"Expanding storytelling to storyliving"
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See also
@cademetz
's story on what A.I. researchers mean when they talk about "existential risk"
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@emmabgo
That has resulted in measurements from different sources that ranged from ~10 percent to ~30 percent of all U.S. workers working in the "gig economy," all of which are often cited without any qualification.
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@chrissyfarr
I found it easier to carry frozen milk on the way home, if you can find a freezer. No problems with security. The airline will count a cooler and a pump bag as two carry on items (only one is permitted as a free "extra"), so it's better to have a bag with the cooler built in
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@dlberes
It is nice to peep on the babe in his crib when you're away. Live footage, better than a photo!
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" Web3, the nascent third age of the internet, represents a turn away from Web2’s goody-goody idealism and back toward Wall Street’s brazen greed."
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@WillOremus
This is either 100 percent true or 100% true. I'd add one more option, but then there's the serial comma discussion ...
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@ShiraOvide
Oh no, I'm now in the same rabbit hole. Did not remember the part of this video where an actual horse hands her a towel as she exits the bath. Brilliant.
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