A lot… and I mean A LOT of work can be done in bulk these days, especially in digital media. Too many tools and too much automation for you not to be constantly ahead on repetitive tasks.

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Navigating through career leap, layoffs, financial strains, and an unpredictable tech job market can send shivers down anyone’s spine. 🥶

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This… is accurate lol.

Companies: your people (employees and customers) matter. How you treat them matters. The world is more technologically connected than ever. Bad experiences travel much faster than you think. Be mindful…

Honoring your life’s purpose and being kind (especially when no one is looking) will always win out, always.

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HEY! This is awesome!!!!

Come on man…

Sound like Torey Lanez

Corporate media often show us the jig in plain sight. This is nuts. Also shout out to Gayle for spotlighting Living Corporate in 2020 🥴😂

None of this is sustainable. Even the poison is pricey now:

Tears are great.

This was my first CD as a lil kid. Core memory.

fam I went and took a whole entire tour of the building named and dedicated to Serena Jameka Williams and didnt meet or see a single black woman working in the place. start there.

Corporations claiming that “market forces” are pushing them to layoff tens of thousands of people when the cost of living is higher than ever only to achieve record profits, again.

Companies telling us a few years ago that there won't be enough tech workers for all the jobs

Students choosing CS as a major in droves or going to a bootcamp

Then companies doing massive layoffs and barely hiring any entry-level folks

Here's a hill that I'll always die on: 'The Breakfast Club' was all white because Shermer High School probably suspended its black students instead of giving them detention.

It's disappointing but not surprising to see mainstream sports outlets cannibalize an interview by ESSENCE magazine w/ Russell Wilson for clicks and engagement while ignoring what some hard working actual journalist recorded him saying