Weekly News Update
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Coronavirus News & Resources
- Forbes reported that in addition to making fragrances for Christian Dior, Givenchy, and Guerlain, LVMH will now produce hand sanitizer to help meet the high demand. (Distilleries are, too!)
- Fast Company provided tips for job interviews that have moved to phone or video due to coronavirus.
- CNBC offered advice for communicating with coworkers solely from home.
- The Verge explained how to use a virtual background in Zoom. (When appropriate, you could have a lot of fun with this…)
- Speaking of Zoom, The Cut revealed the “secret” filter that makes you look better on video calls.
- The New York Times detailed solutions to common tech problems encountered when working from home.
- The Atlantic pondered whether it's a good idea to order takeout/delivery from a restaurant right now.
In Other News…
- Fashionista rounded up the best fashion movies you can watch on streaming.
- Harvard Business Review told readers to stop feeling guilty about their to-do lists.
- The New York Times revealed what it's like to work at the women's private club The Wing.
- Vulture highlighted the movies that will be available online earlier than planned, including Emma, which you can stream starting today.
- Your Laugh of the Week comes from Above the Law, which offered a peek at a law professor's newly-online course.
On CorporetteMoms Recently…
- We gave ideas on how to keep kids occupied during the pandemic.
- We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.
Please keep ordering from restaurants while still taking safety precautions, both for you and the workers. As a former service industry worker, I can tell you this is going to decimate the industry. Most restaurants operate on razor thin margins and may not recover from this. Restaurants are such an important part of your neighborhood and city’s culture and identity. Its how immigrants thrive and assimilate. If we dont help them limp through this, our neighborhoods will change drastically and never be the same.