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Remote Work Is Causing Malfunctions In America's One-Sided Workplaces (And The Religion of Work)

I wrote a piece last week about how Office Culture and Company Culture basically don’t exist, and I was

Ed Zitron Jun 30, 2021 9 min read

As if to send me a little notification that says “choose violence, Edward!” I was served up a Nieman Journalism

Ed Zitron Jun 25, 2021 9 min read

The piece that everybody in the world that’s written about remote work in the world is now responding to

Ed Zitron Jun 24, 2021 8 min read

The big thing I didn’t jump on last week was the launch of Andreessen Horowitz’s “Future” publication, which

Ed Zitron Jun 22, 2021 5 min read

In my column yesterday I wrote about how newsrooms cave to bad faith harassment campaigns, and touched upon how these

Ed Zitron Jun 17, 2021 8 min read

The latest in the near-endless flow of bad faith attacks on the media erupted last week in a coordinated attack

Ed Zitron Jun 15, 2021 11 min read

Kevin Roose, a writer I largely otherwise respect, went with one of the laziest tropes in today’s writing, saying

Ed Zitron Jun 14, 2021 5 min read

After a week in which I set a new, likely difficult-to-match height for views on my newsletters, once with my

Ed Zitron Jun 11, 2021 9 min read

Startup guy Neil Patel got laughed at a bit this morning for a slickly-produced (and sadly deleted) video in which

Ed Zitron Jun 10, 2021 5 min read

Yesterday, Silicon Valley Analyst Jeremiah Owyang vaguely reported that executives are scared of their employees “working part-time (but paid full

Ed Zitron Jun 9, 2021 11 min read

I promised yesterday that I’d address the problems of a totally remote future, and it turns out that “the

Ed Zitron Jun 8, 2021 10 min read

This weekend’s new character, if not the main character, was Kristen Anderson, CEO of a startup that claims to

Ed Zitron Jun 7, 2021 11 min read