Peter Fleming has a piece in The Guardian on the dawning realization that our working hours need a reset: Following 30 years of neoliberal deregulation, the nine-to-five feels
Slate reports on a new theory for why Americans can’t get a raise: The paper... argues that, across different cities and different fields, hiring is concentrated among a
The New Statesman has a piece on "The slow death of the literary novel," and how lower advances and royalties are making it harder for authors to make a
Michael Rossmann, a former editor of The Jesuit Post who's now at Boston College, included Rest in his list of The Best of What I Read in 2017:
JANA Partners and Calstrs have published a pretty amazing open letter calling for Apple to rethink its design of its products, with the aim of making them less
Design by "Naz" Luzzi Castro One of the best things about REST is that it's attracted some great, engaged readers. Some of them really like the
Yesterday I was at Stanford Radio, doing an interview for BBC World Service Business Daily. Their episode on "A Work-Life Balance" is now online. Should we be working
I'm not sure I agree with the title of the talk, but Australian lawyer and Fulbright fellow Melanie Poole's talk on work and its place in modern life
I have two dogs who think that 6:15 is a great time for breakfast, and a well-developed morning routine supporting my work, so I'm no stranger to early
Inc. has an article about GoPro and its struggles that includes a look at the failure and recall of the Karma drone in 2016. The drone would suddenly