Book Briefing
'Pay Up' by Reshma Saujani: How workplaces can work for women
A plan for fixing the unequal burdens that working mothers have shouldered—even more intensely during the pandemic.

A plan for fixing the unequal burdens that working mothers have shouldered—even more intensely during the pandemic.
S. Mitra Kalita on key lessons that can be learned from Peloton's blow up.
S. Mitra Kalita shares the secrets of how busy people are holding it together at work and at home right now.
S. Mitra Kalita on what Adele's breakdown says about work in the pandemic right now.
Infectious-disease specialist Dr. Monica Gandhi is optimistic that the pandemic will soon shift to a new phase, which will allow for a return to more normal conditions.
Managers are increasingly burned out. Their levels of stress, physical wellbeing, and work-life balance have been worse than those of the people they manage—and new Gallup data show that gap widening even further.
The Brown University economist says she's not certain this coming year is going to be more manageable for working parents, as Delta accelerates infections.
Katy Milkman's book argues that new chapters in our lives are especially ripe moments for pursuing our goals, and America’s emergence from the pandemic and the re-establishment of something approximating normal life is gifting us such an opportunity.
A Q&A with Quora CEO Adam D’Angelo about the tech company's detailed approach to becoming a remote-first organization.
The size of American's extended networks has fallen by about 17% on average during the pandemic, according to new research by Yale's Marissa King. Men’s networks shrank by close to 30%.