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Mike Rispoli

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New Jersey, Philadelphia
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Senior Director, Journalism & Civic Information @freepress. Boards: @njcivicinfo & @ucbsoj. Abolish the crime beat. Opinions/typos unfortunately mine
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Mike Rispoli | Hospitality Net

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By Mike Rispoli Verified
| HospitalityNet
Mike Rispoli is VP of Product Management at Laundris, a technology company modernizing how the hospitality industry manages commercial laundry and linen services.
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Why Hotel Linen Management Is Stuck in the Past — and What to Do About It

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By Mike Rispoli Verified
| HospitalityNet
It's time to stop counting by hand and put the clipboard down. The article argues that hotel linen management remains stuck on manual counts and clipboard tracking, and makes the case for RFID tagging to deliver item-level visibility, reduce shrinkage, and cut hidden costs. By Mike Rispoli, VP of Product Management, Laundris It's time to put the clipboard down. Photo by Laundris If you asked most hotel operators how many linens they actually own right now, most couldn't give you a confident answer.
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Land A $195K Job With AI

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By Mike Rispoli Verified
| DEV Community
We applied for a $195K Treasury job using AI and got wildly different results. When Sam Corcos (@samcorcos) posted a government IT specialist position requiring applicants to write a 10 page Great Gatsby analysis using AI, translate it into Spanish and Mandarin, and condense it into 200 words... we saw an opportunity to show you two completely different approaches to the same ambiguous problem.
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