Today's smartphones make the tedium of expense reports a thing of the past.
Doroshaw's post raises the question: Isn't that reporting a good thing?
I've been interested in gadget manufacturing for a while now and, as I reported a few months ago, things are pretty bad but they've been worse.
In our study women working "with things" reported a higher level of burnout compared to women working "with people".
But midlifers are happy to report a few things they no longer feel the need to agonize over in the world of Medicare plans and reading glasses.
It seems the coroner told the local newspaper one thing, then reported a very different set of facts on the death certificate.
Pretty quickly in the sketch we learn Aurora Browne is standing in for all the women who did the right thing and reported a rape to police.
One audience member, Alan Schaaf stood and reported a long list of positive things that Reddit had achieved.
Several persons with stroke described how they lacked willpower and found it difficult to take initiatives, while others reported an inner drive to make things work, but did not have a strategy to achieve this.
CALLER: You know I was just calling to report a couple of things.
