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About this blog: I am President of Embarcadero Media's East Bay Division and the publisher of the Pleasanton Weekly, Dublin TriValley Views, San Ramon Express and Danville Express. As a 25-plus-year veteran of the media industry, I have experience...
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About this blog: I am President of Embarcadero Media's East Bay Division and the publisher of the Pleasanton Weekly, Dublin TriValley Views, San Ramon Express and Danville Express. As a 25-plus-year veteran of the media industry, I have experience in print, broadcast and digital media. In 2004, I left Illinois where I was Executive Editor / Associate Publisher of a group of 14 weekly newspapers and one daily belonging to what is now known as the Chicago Sun-Times Group, to move to Northern California to launch two newspapers and a radio station. To date I have launched eight weekly newspapers (one in Spanish), one daily newspaper, one monthly newspaper, one monthly news magazine, several news websites and an FM radio station. I joined Embarcadero Media in 2006 because of its focus on quality, community journalism and the entrepreneurial spirit of its staff and management team. I have a bachelor's degree in Communications and a master's degree in Business Administration and spend the little spare time I have teaching for University of Phoenix and with my three children, ages 25, 21 and 13.
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Office romances: Are we a little more hesitant now?
Uploaded: Dec 29, 2017
Possible story about Office Romance and if it's on the decline.
About 15% of couples meet at work (Pew Research, 2016). In the post-Harvey Weinstein (et. al) era of sexual harassment claims / allegations / firings, etc., I would bet that people think twice before asking a work colleague out.
What do you think?
Are you a bit more hesitant to ask someone out? Do you think twice before commenting on appearance, new hairstyle?
Company you work for have rules (or stricter rules) now?
Comment here or
email me.
Democracy.
What is it worth to you?
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