The rise of remote work has drastically changed the relationship between companies and their employees.
What began two years ago as a sudden shift to a work-from-home model has change
There are many, many Windows keyboard shortcuts, and a lot of them are great time-savers.
That being said, it’s unreasonable for me—a reasonable-type person—to dump a bunch of them here and expect you to memorize them all.
There are, however, a handful that are really awesome when it comes to s
Colleen DeCourcy’s planned retirement ended up becoming little more than an extended vacation. The creative executive had ascended to arguably the best job in the advertising world, co-president and chief creative officer of Wieden+Kennedy, where she helped the agency reach new heights, helping it do what it had legendarily done for Nike for decades for other A
In a seven-part threaded post yesterday, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg outlined near-future plans that aim to enhance opportunities for influencers and digital
After a two-year pandemic-related hiatus, Vidcon, one of the world’s largest annual gatherings of digital and social media creators, the creator econom
Last July, Slack unveiled a new real-time collaborative feature called Huddles. It offered audio-only conferencing optimized for informal, on-the-fly conversations—and felt like manna for anyone who was weary of video conferencing via Zoom and similar services.
Slack users greeted Huddles enthusiastically, adopting them
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On May 2, just hours before Politico published a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade, the
Even by Elon Musk’s exaggerated definition of weird, the past 24 hours or so have been more than a bit peculiar.
On Tuesday alone, Musk stoked investor fears at an economic forum; both dissed cryptocurrency and pumped it up; swung the ax at his flagship company while the board and shareholders of the company he’s chasing voted on whether they wanted the deal to proceed; and is having to deal with at le
When one of our students told us they were going to drop out of college in August 2021, it wasn’t the first time we’d heard of someone ending their studies prematurely.
What was new, though, was the reason. The student had become a victim of a cryptocurrency scam and had lost all their money—including a bank loan—leaving them not just broke, but in debt. The experience was financially and psychologically traumatic, to say the least.
This student, unfo