Weekly News Update

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  • i-D highlighted the best Nora Ephron fashion moments.
  • The Wall Street Journal shared that for its return-to-office strategy, J.M. Smucker (Jif, Folgers, etc.) asks that remote employees be present in the office during 22 “core” weeks.
  • Meanwhile, The Washington Post noted that the workday has transformed as employees return to the office on their own terms.
  • NPR explained why using AI for professional headshots has drawbacks, potentially resulting in, uh, extra hands, and less obvious inaccuracies.
  • Business Insider reported that a new survey of women found “a dismaying amount of age-based discrimination against women in top jobs” — not only among older women.
  • The Atlantic explored the stage of life “between the career phase and senescence,” AKA “the Third Chapter,” “Adulthood II,” or “the Encore Years.”
  • The New York Times‘ Well team shared the best relationship advice they've covered this year so far.
  • Vox looked at why the shopping experience has gotten worse.
  • Your Laugh of the Week comes from McSweeney's, with “I Didn't Follow the Recipe, and I'm Appalled It Turned Out So Awful.”

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3 Comments

  1. Did anyone see the WSJ article about smuckers remote work policy? They interview an employee (Nicole Massey) and have a picture of her…and I love her shirt! Anyone know where it’s from?

  2. The Vox article is really interesting. Seems like we are reaching a tipping point and I wonder what the future of retail will be. While I definitely shop more online, I do feel like I spend more per item shopping in person because of the relief I feel when I’m able to find something I like, in my size, and be finished with shopping. Versus trying to find something cheaper online. I’m curious to hear what other people think and what their experiences are like.

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