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This week we go deep on the latest news about work.
We discuss:
- Two thirds of bosses expect a return to the office by 2036
- KPMG CEO survey
- David Foster Wallace - This is Water commencement speech
- Shonda Rhimes “Whenever you see me somewhere succeeding in one area of my life, that almost certainly means I am failing in another area of my life”
- 80% of remote workers claim to have two jobs
- Email sign-offs are changing
- Coffee badging as a protest against being in the office
- Snail girl jobs (and the toxicity of ‘trends’ about women working less)
- The gendered nature of WFH assessment (participants in research were less likely to choose to hire working mothers than childless women)
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