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Tony Case

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I am a journalist who writes about media and marketing—also tech, the culture, public policy, politics, workplace trends and the entertainment industry. (I also do branded content, thought leadership, ghostwriting and media consulting for agencies and brands—hire me!) My work has appeared in Adweek (where I served as executive editor for six years), Digiday, Ad Age, Variety, Substack, The Hollywood Reporter and The Drum. I have profiled everybody from Rupert Murdoch to RuPaul and my stories hav…

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These Are the Top Jobs for Workplace Experience

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By Tony Case
| Workwire
For years, employers have treated employee experience as a collection of perks—free lunches and snacks, wellness apps, hybrid schedules, office makeovers. But the latest research from Monster suggests the organizations winning the talent battle have figured out something more fundamental: people stay because of how work feels every day, not because of what’s in the break room.
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The Changing Meaning of Vacation

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By Tony Case
| Workwire
Ask anyone what a “vacation” looks like and they’ll describe a week at the beach or a few days overseas, phone off, out-of-office message set. New data from HR and payroll platform Deel, released in partnership with Andreessen Horowitz, suggests that’s mostly fantasy. Pulled from real PTO logs across startups, tech companies and remote-first firms worldwide, the findings paint a much choppier picture of how people actually disconnect from work. The headline: most “vacations” are a single day off.
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Instagram: Not Just for Selfies Anymore

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By Tony Case
| Workwire
Forget the polished resume and the buttoned-up cover letter. For a growing number of Gen Z workers, the job hunt starts with a scroll, not a spreadsheet. According to Zety’s Gen Z Misinfluence Report, based on a survey of more than 900 Gen Z workers, Instagram has quietly become the go-to career platform for a whole generation.
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