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  1. Mar 30

    Big miss on the Founding Fathers' part not to go with one of these.

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  2. Mar 30

    NYT offers a glowing reveal of ex-Conde Nast'er 's new consulting firm, Artemis. I think she's definitely tapping the right market here.

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  3. Mar 29

    "HBCUs remain largely overlooked by these top employers: ​of the hires the Top Companies have made in 2017, fewer than 1% ​came from an HBCU." Lots of interesting ideas on how to fix the issue from HBCU students/grads/profs. (Via ) …

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  4. Mar 27

    Bienvenue to , which joins the growing family of Daily Rundowns published daily around the 🌐.

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  5. Mar 22

    I’ve been getting lots of questions about where Microsoft would have appeared on . We don’t include Microsoft in the rankings — and before Microsoft purchased LinkedIn, we didn’t include LinkedIn — to avoid any concerns of conflict. …

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    Mar 21

    In the past year, 8 million applicants tracked by have tried to get jobs at . It's the most sought-after employer in the U.S. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the reasons why.

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    Mar 21

    . and join to talk about 's top companies of 2018.

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  8. Mar 21

    Went on this morning to reveal the LinkedIn 2018 Top Companies (Amazon grabbed the top spot). Good q's from about data and — while off air — intense pressure from about wearing a tie.

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    Mar 20

    A heart-felt piece written by about online hate speech, touching on his experience of being on the receiving end of racist abuse online. He calls on social media sites to "engage in a stronger duty of care" and for everyone to take a stand

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    Mar 19

    This by is so good

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  11. Mar 17

    I'm an employee and have been since I left college. Am I "signal[ing] a certain type of domestication"? Nassim Nicholas Taleb makes the argument that that's the case. In this excerpt from his new book, Black Swan author Taleb says that if you work for a c…

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    Mar 16
    Replying to

    We have made it only to bullshit base camp, with a long, grueling ascent still ahead.

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    Mar 13

    Gonna be a tough March job report if White House departures are included.

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  14. Mar 9

    Bob Woodward has no plans to retire. In this interview with Newsweek's (who is only 27?!), Woodward boils down what keeps the job fun:

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  15. Mar 8

    Congrats to for winning the team's first ! His pieces on opioids (), Walmart () and truckers () started incredible conversations and continue to get pass around. Go Chip!

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  16. Mar 8

    I wouldn't be where I am professionally were it not for the coaching and guidance of women I've worked for and with. The most important: Nina Munk, who when I was a young reporter at Forbes and then Fortune served as a mentor and r…

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    Mar 8

    Well that’s one way to go out

    This is priceless. Tower Records founder dies while watching the Oscars, after "giving his opinion of what someone was wearing that he thought was ugly" and then asking for a whiskey. (h/t )
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    Mar 8

    US is still about 24% of the global economy-a shrinking share each year. Combined, Japan, South Korea, India and China are larger than US

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  19. Mar 7

    This thread on how to manage remote workers (and how remote workers want to be managed) is full of good ideas...

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    Mar 1

    this essay from is extraordinary. its deeply vulnerable and, at the same time, makes a compelling case for questioning how much faith we should put in the meritocracy of tech successes. a great addition on basic income literature

    Facebook co-founder ' new book is the strongest case I've read for guaranteed (but not universal) income. Plus, it's a good read!
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