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Preeti Varathan

Preeti Varathan

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Director, ESPN 30 for 30

New York

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Market Research , Business Ethics , Wikipedia , Social Media , Technology

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Total articles 171

  • The Bees In My Brain

    By Preeti Varathan Verified| aaww.org@ I’d see the soft outline of a couch or get a whiff of coffee roasting in machines, and it was like I was smelling diesel, blood mixed with dust. The bees would start to buzz frantically then, and the noise was deafening. May is mental health awareness month. The following is part of a short series we’re publishing on The Margins centering on mental health. Look out for more in the series this week. I was trying to articulate a feeling to you last night, something that’s happening in my mind.

    By Preeti Varathan Verified · aaww.org

    May. 12, 2021

  • A 21st Century Union : The Indicator from Planet Money

    By Preeti Varathan Verified| NPR Verified Union membership is on the decline, and it has been for a while. Back in the 80s, one in five workers was represented by a union. Today, it's just one in ten. And yet, there is one place where union organizing is growing, a place where many employees make over $300,000 a year: Google. If you're thinking, "why would Google workers want a union?", you're probably not alone, because some of the perks at this company are really out there. At Google, lunchtime is beyond your wildest dreams.

    By Preeti Varathan Verified · NPR

    May. 03, 2021

  • The Bees In My Brain

    By Preeti Varathan Verified| aaww.org@ I’d see the soft outline of a couch or get a whiff of coffee roasting in machines, and it was like I was smelling diesel, blood mixed with dust. The bees would start to buzz frantically then, and the noise was deafening. May is mental health awareness month. The following is part of a short series we’re publishing on The Margins centering on mental health. Look out for more in the series this week. I was trying to articulate a feeling to you last night, something that’s happening in my mind.

    By Preeti Varathan Verified · aaww.org

    May. 12, 2021

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ESPN 30 for 30