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Tag: Remote Work

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North Americans are most likely to move to Israel in the summer. Here’s why.

Peter Ephross in JTA · 17 Jun

Each summer, a significant number of North American Jews make aliyah, and the trend seems to be growing as families look to align their moves with the academic calendar and Jewish holidays.

0 Leadership Communities

Yoely (Joel) Neuman // Hiring 4 Less

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 28 Aug 2024

Yoely Neuman, the founder of the overseas staffing company Hiring 4 Less, has revolutionized his business by hiring remote employees without ever meeting them face-to-face.

0 Culture Communities

Save the (Secret) Dates

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 2 Jul 2024

Navigating the world of dating in the shidduchim scene can be complex, especially for those dating out of town.

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Kill Off the Old City so New Cities Can Be Born

Joel Kotkin in Tablet · 3 Jul 2023

The article discusses the decline of traditional cities and the rise of suburbs and exurbs in the American urban landscape.

0 Culture Philosophy

"Losers Don't Come to Their College Reunions" -- with Bruce Feiler

Call Me Back · 12 Jun 2023

Bruce Feiler discusses the evolving nature of careers as highlighted in his new book, "The Search: Finding Meaningful Work in a Post-Career World."

0 Culture Education

Adam Grant on the future of work

Call Me Back · 19 Nov 2020

Adam Grant, a professor of organizational psychology at Wharton, discusses the implications of remote work with Dan, focusing on the benefits that may persist after the pandemic.