I will never forget the time I had a boss complain that he could never tell what I wanted to work on because I called every project interesting and I couldn’t possibly be actually interested in working on all of them 😆
One of the most beloved free-to-use photos in the Library's collection is of Brünnhilde, for obvious reasons. We're happy to report that 2023 comes with a freshly digitized photograph of Brünnhilde from another angle. 😻
More of our free-to-use photos: https://t.co/WxIawrfU9k
Having a mood song for writing your novel definitely skews the #SpotifyWrapped numbers. I’m apparently in the top 0.1% of Fleetwood Mac listeners for the year 🤣
#amwriting
Today, @nytimesguild is releasing a report on persistent racial disparities in performance evaluations at @nytimes.
For nearly 2 years, management has chosen to downplay the problem instead of addressing it.
https://t.co/CHMWpuTpGL
Love teaching, mapping, data analysis, & visualization? Want to join a deeply merged, highly collaborative team of librarians and instructional technologists? @Wellesley
is hiring a GIS and Data Instructional Technologist. Spread the word! https://t.co/8vurNHheHz #GIS#maps
BIPOC Writers, listen up! I wanna talk a bit about Workshops. It's Clarion/Clarion West/Odyssey season, after all, and I know a ton of writers at or near the beginning of their journey look at these workshops or MFA programs or writing opportunities in general and think: I wish.
@HillaryMonahan A game changer for me was when I discovered that I could name the alarms on my phone. No more struggling to remember what the heck I set the alarm for.