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A chat with 'Leap' author and sometime public radio host, Tess Vigeland.
They deliberately set up their own conference at the same resort where the Fed is meeting.
As many as 800 employees from the overseas missions agency will soon be unemployed.
"They asked me to do an improv; I asked them what that was..."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
It's all about work-life boundaries.
"I hope I'm inspiring other people to not just sit down and take what's coming to you, but actually go after what you want."
"This is the first time I've carried luggage for anybody, including myself, in a long time."
But how do we know if they can code? This is the key anxiety a software organization faces when evaluating a potential hire. At HuffPost Engineering, we've tried to turn this question on its head -- and for the most part, eliminate it.
"There was a period there in the early '80s when I didn't get any work."
Activists want the central bank to wait for more wage growth. And Robert Reich is helping them explain why.