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| | | | Lackluster leaders Happy Monday, Baltimore. I hope that you've got some great plans for Thanksgiving, wherever they take you, and that you're enjoying the warm weather. I don't pretend you share my media diet, but for a lot of reasons, the idea of leadership and where it falls short or does damage is on my mind. While we at Technical.ly think about leadership a lot as a matter of professional responsibility — see, for instance, DC-area executive Seema Alexander's guest entry for our Culture Builder series below — there are two inciting reasons for my latest curiosity: 1) I'm watching a bit of the World Cup after seeing a Netflix docuseries about the decades of top-level corruption, bribery and alleged retaliation that led to Qatar and other countries landing hosting bids; and 2) we've been following the unraveling of crypto exchange platform FTX and ex-CEO Sam Bankman-Fried's seeming attempts to do damage control. There are many other examples of prominent leaders doing questionable things in the news as of late, like Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes being sentenced to over 11 years in prison and Elon Musk allowing Donald Trump back onto Twitter. And those are just high-profile examples in tech. At Technical.ly, we highlight responsible leadership as often as we're able, and see examples of it throughout our markets. Today, I wish to ask you all: Who have you seen lead, especially in the public eye, in a responsible way that didn't involve building a false reputation for ethics or positivity? Please share your thoughts with us by sending a message to [email protected], or by replying to this email, and thanks. — Technical.ly editor Sameer Rao ([email protected]) | | | | | Top Stories | | By A blend of digital abilities and traditional soft skills can mean a foot in the door for underrepresented workers seeking to enter the tech industry. A future-of-work pro writes about what's needed on an institutional level to help more people develop those skills. Read more » By Sometimes, the best thing company creators can do is recognize when what they created has evolved, writes one longtime executive. Read more » By Plus, surgical robotics company Galen Robotics closed a Series A, and EliteGamingLIVE is fundraising. Read more » By Principals, boosters and sector leaders came to Rye Street Tavern to celebrate the latest iteration of what used to be Port Covington. Read more » | Blast from the past The U.S. prepared for foreign threats after 2016 but saw a new wave of misinformation originate at home this time around. Experts from UMBC's Center for Cybersecurity and Towson University weigh in on what's happening. Read more » | Your Job in Tech Search all open jobs and hiring companies Featured Jobs Technically Media is a news organization that connects and challenges a community of technologists and entrepreneurs who are invested in where they live. We believe innovation can come from anyone...Find out more » Think Company operates in the United States as a fully remote company. As such, please consider this a remote (work from home) position. Please note that Thinkers are expected to operate within...Find out more » FinLocker is looking for an experienced Product Content Specialist to join our product team as we expand into more personalized user journeys and engagement campaigns. As our Product Content...Find out more » This Week in Jobs You’ve hit the lottery of job listings. Read more » SUBSCRIBE to TWIJ Post a Job Get a Job | | | | |
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