The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• This smartphone app detects if users are having a stroke [1167d]
• As tech layoffs weaken DEI efforts, the Black talent gap could widen dramatically by 2032 [1167d]
• TikTok CEO’s congressional hearing will have big implications on Chinese firms trying to expand abroad [1167d]
• Surprise! It’s the best job market in 54 years, even if it doesn’t feel like it [1167d]
• How to get a C-suite job in 2023: Apply for one of these 10 fast-growing roles [1167d]
• Why is every tech company suddenly laying off about 6% of its workforce? [1167d]
• Globe’s Eames skateboards are ridable works of art [1167d]
• High performers are sometimes punished with more work. Here’s how to avoid getting quiet promoted [1167d]
• Marie Kondo is messy now—and it’s actually expanding her brand [1167d]
• This startup aims to green broadband deserts with an old-school idea: Get customers to pay for the network up front [1167d]
• American citizens can now sponsor refugees. Here’s how it works [1167d]
• How the tech industry is skirting ‘right to repair’ legislation [1167d]
• Scientists want to store renewable energy in abandoned mines [1167d]
• ‘Freewater,’ the book that won the Newbury Medal this week, could quickly be banned in Florida schools [1167d]
• Thinking about ditching your gas stove for an induction cooktop? Try one out for free first [1167d]
• IBM’s AI will now help NASA analyze Earth data [1167d]
• What the Family and Medical Leave Act has meant for U.S. women [1167d]