Processing Life as a Tech Worker - by Katie Harbath
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We don’t talk enough about the mental health challenges that come with working in high pressure situations
Before I get to the topic of this week’s newsletter I want to say welcome to my new subscribers. Thanks to Substack’s new recommendations feature and the generosity of Big Technology, FWIW, 7 Bridges, and Real Best Life I’ve jumped to nearly 1,300 people reading every week. I hope you enjoy it and please send feedback! Also, check out those other newsletters. They are fantastic reads. Ok on to this week’s topic. Every week a conversation keeps popping up more and more between myself, those I worked with at Facebook, and with folks at the Integrity Institute - the challenges we’re having…
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