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Maya Pope-Chappell

Maya Pope-Chappell

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Senior Managing Editor, LinkedIn

The Bay

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business and society, Technology Wellness, Management Leadership, Talent organizational culture, Employee experience and engagementHR

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Everything not technology or tech policy

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Total articles 38

  • New York’s Grim Sign of Spring: Floating Corpses

    By Maya Pope-Chappell Verified| The Wall Street Journal Verified It’s a stomach-churning sign of spring, as reliable as cherry blossoms or allergy attacks: reports of dead bodies rising to the surface of New York’s harbor and rivers as the water warms with the season. More of these so-called floaters are recovered from the city’s waterways in April, May and June than during the rest of the year combined, according to Capt. Anthony J. Russo of the New York Police Department Harbor Unit.

    By Maya Pope-Chappell Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Nov. 28, 2017

  • At Amazon, every day is bring your dog to work day. Meet the company's 'Woof Pack Manager.'

    By Maya Pope-Chappell Verified| LinkedIn@ Lara Hirschfield tends to keep a doggy treat or two in her jacket pocket. But that's not the only place you'll find snacks for the dogs who "work" on Amazon's Seattle campus. Every reception desk is stocked with an assortment of treats. This is where employees and their four-legged friends tend to stop each day before going to their desk or their next meeting. Amazon, which ranked second on LinkedIn's Top Companies in the U.S. list, has more than 4,000 registered dogs.

    By Maya Pope-Chappell Verified · LinkedIn

    May. 18, 2017

  • New York’s Grim Sign of Spring: Floating Corpses

    By Maya Pope-Chappell Verified| The Wall Street Journal Verified It’s a stomach-churning sign of spring, as reliable as cherry blossoms or allergy attacks: reports of dead bodies rising to the surface of New York’s harbor and rivers as the water warms with the season. More of these so-called floaters are recovered from the city’s waterways in April, May and June than during the rest of the year combined, according to Capt. Anthony J. Russo of the New York Police Department Harbor Unit.

    By Maya Pope-Chappell Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Nov. 28, 2017

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LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a professional networking platform founded in December 2002 by Reid Hoffman and his team. It officially launched on May 5, 2003, and has since grown significantly, becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Microsoft in December 2016. The platform started with around 245 members and quickly expanded, reaching 1 million users by August 2004. LinkedIn offers a variety of services aimed at connecting professionals and enhancing career development. Users can create profiles to showcase their work experience and skills, search for job opportunities, and share content related to their professional interests. Additionally, LinkedIn Learning provides a library of courses for skill development, while employers can utilize recruitment tools to post job openings and find candidates. The platform serves both individuals and organizations across various industries, facilitating networking and career advancement.

Sunnyvale, California, United States

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Founded: 2002