Alexandria Jacobson
Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Artificial intelligence, data science
Education: Northwestern University

Alexandria Jacobson is a Built In staff reporter covering artificial intelligence and data science for the features team. 

Her work has been published by various outlets including ABC News, Chicago Sun-Times, The Chicago Reporter, ABA Journal, The Lens, StreetWise Magazine, Social Justice News Nexus, and more. She earned her master’s and bachelor’s degrees in journalism from Northwestern University and has taught journalism classes at Northwestern University and DePaul University. 

 

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Inside Look: Hootsuite’s Office Gets an Inclusive Redesign
The social media company downsized its Vancouver offices and designed 27,000 square feet of office space with inclusivity in mind.
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Is Strategic Planning Working?
Tech leaders share their approaches to effective strategic planning.
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17 Password Managers to Keep Your Information Safe
These password management applications offer features like automatic form fillers, unique password generators and dark web monitoring.
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Is It Sensory Overload or Screen Fatigue?
Your work environment can have a negative impact on your health. Here’s what you can do about it.
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Tech and the Gig Economy: Understanding Side Hustles vs. Moonlighting
More than one in three employees has a side job. Here’s how tech companies are adapting to the future of work.
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15 Tips for Quitting Your Job
You never know when you might cross paths with your former colleagues again, so it’s best not to burn bridges when leaving a job.
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Return to Work Pushes Tech Companies to Rethink Office Designs
Lighting cues for quiet time, calming rooms for midday breaks and collaborative learning spaces — these are just some of the office trends tech companies are testing out.
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Should Employers Use Personality Tests for Jobs?
Are they biased? Unfair? Experts and business leaders sort through the confusion surrounding the role of personality tests in the recruitment process.
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How a Head of Engineering Prioritizes the Workday
Chandra Kalle shares a snapshot of his day and how he effectively manages his time at LeanTaaS.
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30-60-90 Day Plan: A Guide (With Templates)
Here’s how to make a 30-60-90 day plan that will set employees up for success in their new roles.
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Is the Dream Job Real? The Great Resignation Poses New Questions, Challenges.
You don’t need a corner office at a notable company to be living your dream.
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How to Write a Follow-Up Email After an Interview: Examples and Tips
Personalization and attention to detail make all the difference.