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Twitter’s Reorg, Comedians v. Spotify, and Friends of Pivot Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Peterson

Dec 7, 2021

Charlie Warzel, a reporter and co-author of "Out of Office," alongside Anne Helen Peterson, dives into the evolving landscape of remote work. They discuss the post-pandemic shift in work dynamics and the need for flexible schedules to enhance well-being. The conversation also touches on Twitter's organizational changes and the creative tensions between comedians and streaming platforms over royalties. Their insights reflect on the challenges and opportunities within modern work environments, advocating for improved compensation and understanding of burnout.

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Anne Helen Peterson

Charlie Warzel

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Episode notes

Intro

2min

Media, Accountability, and School Safety

12min

Navigating Change: Gun Violence and Twitter's Transformation

8min

Business Strategies and Industry Shifts

3min

Evolving Compensation for Comedians

8min

Reimagining Work: The Post-Pandemic Landscape

15min

Navigating Remote Work and Burnout

8min

Navigating Graduate School Choices and Life's Unexpected Turns

2min

Honoring Political Heroes and Their Legacy

3min

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Navigating Political Messaging and Societal Challenges

7min

Kara and Scott discuss Twitter’s split into three divisions, Spotify’s royalty dispute with comedians, and the charges against parents of the Michigan school shooting suspect. Also, CNN’s messy Cuomo breakup, and Donald Trump’s media group says it’s raised $1 billion. Plus, Friends of Pivot Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Peterson on their new book, “OUT OF OFFICE: The Big Problem and Bigger Promise of Working from Home.”

You can find Charlie and Anne on Twitter at @cwarzel and @annehelen.

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