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Andrew Taggart
Andrew Taggart, Ph.D., is a practical philosopher. He is also the founder of Askole, which helps technologists examine what they're taking for granted.
TOTAL WORKWeWork and Google offices are a lot like exploitative company towns of the pastQuartz at Work • November 19, 2018
TOTAL WORKHow workers killed the liberal artsQuartz at Work • September 26, 2018
ANTICAREERISTThe case against careersQuartz at Work • July 27, 2018
TIME FAMINEWhy you never have enough time, a historyQuartz at Work • May 9, 2018
CLOCK OUTThe idea that everyone should have a job is so common we forget to question itQuartz at Work • April 10, 2018
PRAY DAYThe 70-hour and four-day work weeks are both rooted in Christian philosophyQuartz at Work • March 6, 2018
Life hacks are part of a 200-year-old movement to destroy your humanityQuartz at Work • January 23, 2018
Our relationship with work is destroying our humanityQuartz at Work • December 22, 2017
PROBLEMITIZATIONSilicon Valley wants to sell us solutions—but are we sure there’s a problem in the first place?Quartz • August 30, 2017
¯\_(ツ)_/¯The secret to office happiness isn’t working less—it’s caring lessQuartz • August 9, 2017