Marissa Mayer -- again! Feminist icon, or?
1A follow-up on the entry I made last night. Three points to take away from this article:
1) example of Yahoo CEO, Marissa Mayer, a female
2) the argument that working from home (i.e. home-office/telecommuting), and thereby the lack of face-to-face interaction, is bad for innovation. But note how Singapore is counting on telecommuting as one of the ways to lure women back into the workforce; works for the elderly and handicapped too.
3) note the ending of the conclusion. The ending BANG! echoes the opening BANG! (the comment on building nursery next to office) Next time u end off an essay, try to see if u can echo or make a link to something that u have mentioned earlier in the intro.
1) example of Yahoo CEO, Marissa Mayer, a female
2) the argument that working from home (i.e. home-office/telecommuting), and thereby the lack of face-to-face interaction, is bad for innovation. But note how Singapore is counting on telecommuting as one of the ways to lure women back into the workforce; works for the elderly and handicapped too.
3) note the ending of the conclusion. The ending BANG! echoes the opening BANG! (the comment on building nursery next to office) Next time u end off an essay, try to see if u can echo or make a link to something that u have mentioned earlier in the intro.
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posted by Dark Shadow | 12:27 AM
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