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Your Fitbit and Apple Watch may wind up hurting you

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By Kelli Maria Korducki Verified
| Gear Open
Your browser does not support the video element. Fitness trackers have taken over. But is the deluge of fitness data making Americans healthier? Copy link Email Facebook WhatsApp X LinkedIn Bluesky Threads An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Over the past seven or eight years, I've developed a habit. Whenever I have a brief moment of calm or boredom during my day, without really thinking about it, I'll pull up my smartphone's health-tracking app to check my step count.
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Your junior engineers don’t need an office. They need you

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By Kelli Maria Korducki Verified
| LeadDev
You have 1 article left to read this month before you need to register a free LeadDev.com account. Estimated reading time: 10 minutes Key takeaways: Junior engineers were never reliably mentored in the office. Luck was doing the work. Manager involvement, not location, drives onboarding success, yet most companies still skip it. Remote work forces real design instead of relying on chance encounters.
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Everything is a private club now Original

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By Kelli Maria Korducki Verified
| Business Insider Verified
I don't often mention that I belonged to The Wing, the women's-only social club that came to epitomize a distinctly mid-2010s blend of sisterhood and girlboss consumerism. By the time it closed less than six years after it opened, the pendulum of public opinion had already swung away from these timestamped sensibilities and, by extension, the club itself. My membership was out of character. I'm socially awkward and not much of a joiner.
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