Why I’ve Avoided Taking a Side in the Millennials Debate
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Here at the Stories Incorporated office, we love hearing about other companies’ internal websites. They can take the form of wikis, or weekly CEO vlogs, or a professional social networking intranet. We’ve talked before how important internal communication is — it sets the tone for
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Reading Time: 4 minutes You know how the stereotypical intern experience is characterized by boredom in the form of data entry, coffee runs, and a heavy dose of Reddit, all of which is mostly ignored by management? Well. The stereotypical intern hasn’t interned at Stories Incorporated. Turns out that
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi all, Pam here! I’m your friendly neighborhood Stories Incorporated communications intern this summer! I’m in the middle of my master’s degree at Georgetown — the program is called Communication, Culture, and Technology, and I learned a ton my first year that I’d love to
Reading Time: 3 minutes This past Friday, Veterans’ Affairs Chief Eric Shinseki resigned over the systemic conspiracy to hide excessive wait times for vets seeking medical care. Contrary to appearances of a leadership resignation, the issue in this case was more of an honest leader’s inability to affect change
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Reading Time: 2 minutes It turns out that our brains are wired to love consuming stories. Interestingly, origin stories or creation myths—whether about a superhero or a business—have additional ingredients that make them particularly engaging to humans. 1) A Cause for an Already-Known Effect According to Leo Widrich, co-founder