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    Depression Stigma in IT?

    So yeah, we need to talk about this. Not just in IT, in every industry and workplace. 1 in 10 Americans reports suffering from depression. If you have more than 10 people working in your company, there is a very, very good chance that someone there is dealing with depression, and is at risk. They, like me, need help.

  • It’s About Being Intentional

    As I said, it’s not that being a remote worker means we won’t have any friends. We just have to be more intentional about it. We have to find ways to interact socially with our current friends and be in spaces, physical and virtual, where we can meet new people.

    You’ll read plenty of hot takes about remote work. Whether it be how difficult it is to build any culture or connect with your team, you’ll get lonely, you won’t get promoted, or mentored, etc. It’s not that the authors of these posts are lying to you, but they are also unlikely to point out that none of these things have to be the way they are. They can all be overcome when someone decides to act with intention.

  • What I’m Reading (weekly)

    Measure what you care about (re: the big sign over your desk) tags:MM SocNetPres Safer Internet Day: Do you know what your child is doing online? tags:CA MM Tech Download our Free E-Book: ‘TAR for Smart People’ tags:LitSupport MM Google is offering 2 GB of free Drive space for people who complete a security checkup…

  • Sign of the times

    While we were out running around last night, one of the stops we made was to browse around at Half-Price Books. (One of my favorite places!) As I was walking past the software section I noticed a little sign telling customers that they would be glad to buy and resell various games or children’s software…

  • Creating a Social Network with Ning

    I had my doubts about using Ning, mostly questioning whether we really needed a way to create even more social networks! Turns out, though, that when I was trying to create a way for child abuse survivors, and their significant others to meet up with others in the same situation, interact, and create a community,…

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    Linked – Why I Wouldn’t Take Google’s Depression Test

    I agree, I love the idea of making screening tests available, but I’m not comfortable with a marketing company that already knows so much about us through our search and browsing habits being able to put that together with the answers to the test. Here’s the thing… Depression screening tests — like the PHQ-9 that…

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