Lynn Cook

Leadership & Careers Editor for The Wall Street Journal. Got a tip? Email me at [email protected].

[Lindsay Ellis @lindsayaellis]

New from me: Companies big and small are adopting and expanding debt-repayment benefits for employees, many of whom will be required to restart loan payments later this year after a lengthy pandemic pause.

https://t.co/SQeMUSqWxk

[Dan Frosch @djfroschWSJ]

The latest on our colleague Evan Gershkovich, who has been unjustly detained by Russia for weeks now. Free him now. #IStandwithEvan https://t.co/BXEzQaEHVo

[Rachel Feintzeig @RachelFeintzeig]

The text message popped up without warning. "You've been voluntold," my friend informed me and two others. "You're planning my bachelorette party." https://t.co/Cu2VOCN1zl

[Yaroslav Trofimov @yarotrof]

Evan Gershkovich loves @Arsenal and Arsenal fans love Evan. The #FreeEvan banner from yesterday’s match on the front page of @WSJ. He doesn’t belong in a Russian prison. #IStandWithEvan

[Marcelo Prince @marcelolprince]

Jeffrey Epstein wasn't a secret inside JP Morgan. He was a star client.

“I’m in the hot tub with a glass of white wine," one banker wrote to him.

“Everyone is marching together to create something very powerful," said another.

Read the @WSJ scoop: https://t.co/tx4hfPgRMp

[roger bennett @rogbennett]

Beautiful: Evan Gershkovich, WSJ journalist imprisoned in Russia, is an ENORMOUS Arsenal fan. Today, Arsenal fans held up a banner demanding his freedom. A fanbase supporting one of their own, and reminder we should never take freedom to do simple things for granted #FreeEvan 🙌

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Viral criticism of leaked speeches highlight how tough it is to light a fire under employees in the hybrid workplace https://t.co/5r4iIlBWci

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Graduates of Stanford University who go into law earn higher salaries than other schools’ graduates in the field, according to a ranking compiled by the Burning Glass Institute. The top public university for law salaries is Berkeley. https://t.co/KpNjcZmNGj

[Shara Tibken @sharatibken]

More journalists than ever before were imprisoned in 2022, according to @pressfreedom. Then this past month came the wrongful detention of @WSJ's @evangershkovich in Russia.
#JournalismIsNotACrime #IStandWithEvan
https://t.co/7Ge0keqvYO

[Lynn Cook @LynnJCook]

@BuchElisabeth @CNN They're lucky to have you!

[Lynn Cook @LynnJCook]

“This is probably a massive overshare.” The fine line between getting personal with co-workers and TMI https://t.co/WJJCxVFehz via @WSJ

[Te-Ping Chen @tepingchen]

"It's one of the American qualities that we absorbed...be optimistic, believe in a happy ending."

On Tuesday, Evan stood strong in a Russian courtroom. Today & every day, my @wsj colleagues and I stand with him and his family. We hope you do, too:

[Lynn Cook @LynnJCook]

More executives are carving out extra personal days for workers: “Mental health is the workplace crisis of our time,” says one. From @writertara for @WSJ https://t.co/dT0h2rhEzU via @WSJ

[Georgi Kantchev @georgikantchev]

#IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan

[Gordon Fairclough @gefairclough]

Our friend and colleague, Evan Gershkovich, has been unjustly detained in Russia for three weeks. On Tuesday, he stood strong in a Russian courtroom. Today, and every day, we stand with him and demand his immediate release. #IStandWithEvan

[Georgi Kantchev @georgikantchev]

#IStandWithEvan

[Lindsay Ellis @lindsayaellis]

New from me: Top consulting firms are pushing new hires' start dates into 2024.

MBAs can get $20k from Bain if they delay until April to pursue a passion: “Go on an African safari or take a painting class!! Write a book or become a yoga instructor!!”
https://t.co/0MyaPBrXoW

[@jessbravin.bsky.social @JessBravin]

The Kremlin's wrongful detention of @WSJ reporter @evangershkovich extends to the international press the repression Russian journalists already face.

[Ray A. Smith @rayalexsmith]

Companies are bringing back relocation benefits, paying for workers to move across the country and around the world again, in a sign of how bad bosses want workers back in the office. https://t.co/ZFNoBOVTjS via @WSJ

[Will Mauldin @willmauldin]

NEW: More than 40 countries have signed on to a statement at the United Nations criticizing Russia over Evan Gershkovich’s detention. https://t.co/q1ytgTDmrY #IStandwithEvan