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Letting Someone Go When You Work Remotely | HackerNoon

Honest, no-fluff guide to letting someone go remotely. Hard-earned lessons, real advice, and leadership wisdom from the trenches.

Real leadership is what happens between the big wins. This is one of those times.

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Culturework: Call for Submissions

Deadline: February 1, 2019

To submit your work, please email [email protected]. In the body of your email, please add a brief bio including links to any other projects you would like to share with the community.

If your piece cannot be easily submitted by email, please contact us through the contact page or send a message to [email protected].

Submission Guidelines

Culturework publishes submissions fitting the magazine’s mission that are complementary to a digital platform. This includes fiction, essays, poetry, journalism, photography, digital art, audio recordings, video, music, interviews, visual art, and any form we have yet to think of that can be displayed on the site.  We celebrate a wide variety of voices and aesthetics, amplifying diverse narratives and forms. Anything we would publish in English we will also publish in translation.  We are not yet able to provide monetary compensation.

We publish one issue per season and submissions are generally accepted on a rolling basis. For our Summer and Winter issues, we invite contributors to consider one particular theme, which is outlined on our Call for Submissions page.

We do not have length restrictions, although we do feel that some very long pieces are generally not well-suited to the magazine’s format. We prefer to publish complete work rather than excerpts.

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Residue

by Marina Murayama Nir Fragments and Residue are the first two tracks of my upcoming album and magazine, Unfurl. The goal of the project is to explore what matriarchy means in my family, and to exa…

A piece I did about my song, Residue