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Jeff Horwitz is the Wall Street Journal reporter who unearthed a trove of internal Facebook documents that reveal a damning disconnect between what the company says in public and its actions inside. Brian Boland is a former Facebook executive who spent more than 11 years inside the company. The two come on to discuss Horowitz's bombshell series of reports, unpacking what they tell us about Facebook, dissecting the company's responses, and looking at potential solutions.
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Today we’re talking all about college degrees. We’re getting into how valuable they are, or aren’t, in today’s job market for both workers and employers, and how the pandemic impacted students’ ability to get a degree in the first place.
You’ll hear from Christy Baker-Smith. She’s the executive director of the Hope Center at Temple University. The center works to make college more accessible and impactful for anyone who wants to attend.
But first, Brian Kropp is back on the show. He’s the chief of research for the Gartner HR practice. Gartner is the world’s leading research and advisory company.
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In the thirteenth century, the Mongols destroyed the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum in Anatolia. But after the Mongols left, a new Turkish dynasty began to rise to power in western Anatolia. This dynasty was that of the Ottomans.
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