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Josh Foreman’s Biography

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Josh Foreman is a sixth-generation Mississippian and an eleventh-generation Southerner. He currently lives and writes in Bay St. Louis, Miss. From 2005 to 2014, he lived in Seoul, South Korea, where he wrote travel and food stories for Groove Korea, an English language magazine. From 2014 to 2017 he studied nonfiction writing at the University of New Hampshire. In 2005, he was Mississippi State University's Student Leader of the Year and College Journalist of the Year at the Southeast Journalis…

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Third Base strives to serve locals with great food and low prices

Third Base strives to serve locals with great food and low prices

Raoul Vappie sat on a barstool, a to-go cup of coffee in his hand and a long braid trailing from his Saints c…

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Schafer will face Knobloch in Diamondhead mayoral runoff

Schafer will face Knobloch in Diamondhead mayoral runoff

Hours after the city manager announced he's resigning, voters were split between incumbent Mayor Tommy Schafe…

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72 years after surviving World War II, a Long Beach woman wants to apologize

72 years after surviving World War II, a Long Beach woman wants to apologize

Early one morning when she was a child, Sibylle Heidrich stepped out of her house in Aurich, Germany, and not…

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These 'homemakers' build homes from the ground up

These 'homemakers' build homes from the ground up

As a real estate broker, Tiffany Burgess sells homes, but a couple of times a year she likes to help build th…

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At 200 North Beach, a classically trained chef tunes his menu for the Bay

At 200 North Beach, a classically trained chef tunes his menu for the Bay

Growing up in Miami, Keith Becton would hang around the kitchen while his mom made jambalaya. Not the jambala…

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This WWII vet lost his wallet, but Gulfport stepped in to help

This WWII vet lost his wallet, but Gulfport stepped in to help

At some point as he made his way through Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport early one morning in March, 92…

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InDebted Launches in the UAE to Provide Modern Debt Resolution Experiences Through AI

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By Lauren Towner Verified, Josh Foreman
| Fintech Finance News Verified
InDebted, the global leader in human-centered debt resolution, has expanded into the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This milestone marks InDebted’s seventh operating market, reinforcing the company’s commitment to change the world of consumer debt for good. InDebted partners with high-growth fintechs such as Klarna to provide their customers with empathetic, personalised repayment solutions—addressing critical demand for modern alternatives to traditional collections approaches.
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We moved to a 4-day workweek last year. Here’s how it’s going

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By Josh Foreman
| Fast Company Verified
By Josh Foreman 4 minute Read The Great Resignation and the war for talent point to the dire need for a change in the workforce. Add that with the pandemic woes, a 40-hour workweek is no longer sustainable. Fortunately, we’ve seen that there are better alternatives—countries like Iceland have paved the way by trialing a 4-day workweek (4DWW). The trial was a significant success, proving that this way of life is both possible and beneficial for the wellbeing and productivity of its citizens.
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Marketing for recruitment: The tactics you should use to find the best talent

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By Irene Georgakopoulos, Sophie Venz Verified, Josh Foreman
| SmartCompany (Australia) Verified
After two years of dealing with a global pandemic, it’s no surprise that the search for talent is undergoing a major upheaval. Staff losses through burnout, low replacement rates due to slowing immigration and a diminishing number of graduates coming through the education system have all contributed to a shortage of talent that we’re now facing in the short to medium term. As a business owner, I’ve found I’m spending more effort marketing for talent than marketing for clients.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started writing for Mississippi State's Reflector newspaper when I was in college, then interned at the Madison County Journal.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, my friend and I used to fill out expired checks with a typewriter as a joke. The checks would be for sexual services, mostly.

How is social media changing news?

I think people have written longform journalism off too quickly -- social media is not a replacement.