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An Academic’s Introduction to Trade Press Writing: How and Why

By |2024-10-10T12:06:12-07:00October 7th, 2024|Advice, Postacademic, Writers|

I'm doing a free workshop on October 22 about trade press writing for academics. All are invited! This builds on some of my earlier writing about writing for

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Reflections on AI systems, tools, and the 4-day week

By |2024-10-06T12:25:32-07:00October 6th, 2024|4-day workweek, Advice, Technology|

One of the things I've seen while working on and studying the 4-day week movement is that different topics get hot for a while. This season, it's been

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“When I quit being late, I started showing up for myself”

By |2024-09-02T09:42:00-07:00September 2nd, 2024|REST, Time|

New York author Helene Rosenthal talks about the psychological benefits of being on time in a Guardian piece. She was someone who was perpetually late, but appearing early

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United Auto Workers strike for a 4-day week

By |2023-09-15T09:07:03-07:00September 15th, 2023|4-day workweek, Business and work, Current Affairs, Work|

The United Auto Workers has gone on strike against all three of the big automakers, and one of their demands is a 4-day week. Regardless of whether it

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“Rethink Your Employee Value Proposition” and the 4-day week

By |2023-01-18T14:21:18-08:00January 18th, 2023|4-day workweek, Business and work|

In the January 2023 Harvard Business Review, Amy Edmonson and Mark Mortensen make the case for thinking more holistically and long-term about compensation and retaining talent. It’s a

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