Sh*t’s broken—Here’s how we fix work for good
Built by and for a narrow few, our workplace systems are in need of a revolution.
Kaila Caldwell
US Editor at Welcome to the Jungle
A DC-based journalist, Kaila Caldwell has written extensively on modern work topics and the future of work. She also covers social and economic issues ranging from environmental finance to political policy analysis. Her work provides a nuanced look at how these areas intersect with technology and global trends. Connect with her on LinkedIn!
82 articles to read
Hilke Schellmann exposes the flaws in AI that control your next job offer
AI tools promise fairness in hiring but often fail. Hilke Schellmann reveals how these flawed systems shape careers and why transparency is crucial.
How AI coaching can give young job hunters an edge
Considering a career coach but don't have the resources to pay for one? AI might be able to help.
Dark side of DINKs: Working as a childfree adult
Having children comes with challenges. So does choosing not to.
Debunking the American Dream with Benjamin C. Waterhouse
Has our economic past and the rise of gig work poisoned our ideas of success?
Should you take your office crush to the next level?
Is an office crush worth the risk, or more damaging to your career and reputation than you think?
Roe v. the workplace: The new battleground for women's reproductive rights
Roe v. Wade not only gave women power over their bodies, but over their careers, too.
Unpacking the burden of emotional labor
Rose Hackman’s "Emotional Labor" reveals how managing emotions impacts everyone, especially women and minorities.
After the storm: Adapting the workforce to a new normal in the face of climate change
When the skies clear, how are companies and workers alike picking up the pieces of climate change?
Becoming blue-collar: Adelle Waldman uncovers the reality of part-time work
To understand the systemic exploitation of part-time workers in her new novel, Waldman became one.
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