
Exploring how women can navigate career change, adapt to AI and build valuable skills for the future of work.
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We’re obsessed with predicting which jobs AI will kill. I also wrote about this in my article: AI Is Killing the Office Girl. But I wonder whether we’re asking the right question. AI is changing jobs. Could timeless skills give old business...
After burnout and a breaking point, Tiffany Soroko is building Time Spent while learning how to work without making her worth depend on the work.
For nine years, Tiffany Soroko built her career inside one company, moving from intern to man...
When I was a very young girl, I read a book called The Red Tent, a historical novel by Anita Diamant, which permanently shaped my worldview about women.
That tent was a physical and metaphorical space reserved exclusively for women. While...
Hi, my dear Women Who Choose!
I wanted to create a more personal space for us to actually talk, not just read each other’s work.
A place to talk about our careers, the future of work, AI, the things we’re building and the questi...
AI is changing our careers before our children have even started theirs.
Look at this photograph.
Women at work in the bookkeeping room at Bank of America in Los Angeles, around 1970. Hulton Archive/Getty Images
1970: There are rows and...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I help women recognize their timeless skills, adapt to AI, and build careers that fit the lives they want. Believer in women’s potential\ud83d\udc84Mom of 3 under 2
I’m a little obsessed with time. Writer, researcher, and builder in Chicago. Building Time Spent + TimeReady and writing about what I learn along the way.
I help parents go from “I have to wait till the kids move out to have an organized home” to “my kids are so helpful and responsible” in less time than you think. ✨Connection Parenting + KonMari Tidying for order and harmony that sticks.
Ex-HR leader tired of speaking fluent corporate. Helping people in career transition build work that fits their life, with a window into how I'm building mine | Welcome to the House ❤️\ud83d\udd25
What's really happening in a mother's body and brain. The tired, the touched-out, the short fuse, run through real research and an "are you fucking kidding me" filter. For the women who need the why.
Ex-project manager & recovering "I'll take care of it" workaholic | Redesigning my career around my natural wiring & capacity | Weekly reflections on corporate deprogramming, building a slow life, & my exhaustion with the online "content rat race"
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