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  The Future of Remote Work is the Opposite of Lonely

  Substack - Anne Helen Petersen

  This is the midweek edition of Culture Study — the newsletter from Anne Helen Petersen, which you can read about here. If you like it and want more …

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  San Jose Community NETWORK

  

  LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman on diversity in Silicon Valley: 'It's top of mind, change is coming'

  yahoo.com - Brian Sozzi

  Silicon Valley is hard at work to improve an otherwise dismal historical performance on diversity, says very well-connected LinkedIn co-founder and …

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  San Jose Community NETWORK

  

  Women's History Month: Making Mentorship Meaningful

  darkreading.com - Sherry Lowe

  Twenty years ago, I had just left one male-dominated industry (sports broadcasting) for another (technology). Fresh into my career in Silicon Valley, …

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  San Jose Community NETWORK

  

  The top 25 companies with the highest ranked leadership teams, according to employees

  Insider Business - Marguerite Ward

  A leader's attitude and behaviors are contagious. Researchers have found evidence of a "trickle down effect," or at the very least a correlation, where a manager and their direct reports cluster around similar levels of effectiveness, cooperation, honesty, integrity, and more. Moreover, if you're an …

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  San Jose Community NETWORK

  

  $1.5 Million Awarded to 142 San Jose Micro-Businesses | San Jose Inside

  sanjoseinside.com - Emanuel Lee

  Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the Tlaxiaco Pizza food truck sold hundreds of pizzas everyday. On a good day, it could make upwards of …

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  San Jose Community NETWORK

  

  This is the end of the office as we know it

  Recode - Rani Molla

  If and when you return to your office after the novel coronavirus pandemic, you’ll probably notice some differences. Upon entering your building, the doors may open automatically so you don’t have to touch the handles. Before you board your elevator, you might tell the elevator where you’d like to …