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This tappable photo story is a delight — taking us inside the sprawling, 37-acre West Virginia factory that produces Fiesta plates and mugs. From @RSimon18, @DaveColePhoto and @kristianthacker: wsj.com/story/fiestaware-is-…

An unexpected perk of being back in the @WSJ’s newsroom: getting to see the building’s bomb-sniffing dogs (greeting visitors by rolling on the lobby floor for belly rubs, of course).

This is a "stop the bleed" kit. More American companies are now teaching workers how to use them, training staffers to apply a tourniquet to treat gunshot and other life-threatening wounds before first responders arrive. Our story: wsj.com/articles/fears-of-gu…

Companies are now telling job seekers why a job might be annoying, exactly what it pays and even how it might evolve over time. In a tight job market, I wrote about a new breed of ultra-transparent job postings gaining in popularity. /1 wsj.com/articles/employers-t…

I love the print headline on this fantastic @RachelFeintzeig a-hed, complete with a hilarious anecdote of someone inadvertently logging in to a VC wearing only “tighty whities.” wsj.com/articles/why-are-you…

The CEO of Bonobos explains how she gets helpful, "no fluff" advice -- and why she's a fan of occasionally pulling an animal spirit card. Thanks, @mickyob. wsj.com/articles/how-the-chi…

I’m reading @vjfuhrmans’s great Q&A with @Timothy_F_Ryan and suddenly feeling like a major slacker. wsj.com/articles/the-chairma…

What's it like working the last Christmas at Sears? I spent the past few weeks driving to stores slated to close, talking to employees. "It's a horror show," one worker in New Hampshire told me. wsj.com/articles/for-workers…

Big day outside the News Corp building: there are now multiple bomb-sniffing Labradors.

Love the discussion bubbling up here around @wallernikki's terrific piece on ditching exclamation points: linkedin.com/feed/news/livin… One commenter: "You would have to pry my exclamation marks out of my cold, exclaiming hands!"

At the luggage startup Away, employees can't send emails. Everything must be discussed in Slack. When new employees join, they read through pages and pages of Slack channels. Is that productivity hell or refreshing transparency? linkedin.com/pulse/when-ever… by @CFair1

How bad is the labor shortage? These are the signs along a three-mile stretch of Ohio interstate near Cincinnati. Companies are using billboards not to advertise their services — but to fill jobs.

Good to see breakfast at Berkshire‘s annual meeting is as nutritious as ever: plastic-wrapped danishes in your choice of flavor. #BRK2018

I like this reminder from Ukrainian journalist @olga_yurkova, who's fighting fake news: "The truth is boring sometimes. Manipulations are always sexy. They are designed to captivate you." linkedin.com/feed/update/urn… #TED2018

Um, should I be worried about this warning that just popped up in my rental car?