Observer, reader, writer

I write about the way we live now — work, attention, connection — and what gets lost or gained as things change, including the analogue moments we give up too easily. I bring the eye of an anthropologist and a journalist, a master's in writing, and decades of watching how people actually work and live.

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Michele Spilberg Hart Michele Spilberg Hart

Equity in the workplace doesn't mean making everything the same

When an entire organization has the same rulebook, you may be excluding needs related to a particular demographic, which can lead to an unfair work environment. But how do you ask employees what they need and how they work best, without creating chaos?

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