Dawn Kawamoto
Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Careers, workplace and tech
Education: California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Dawn Kawamoto is a Built In staff reporter covering workplace trends, with a focus on tech workers and HR. 

She has written and edited for publications including technology careers site Dice, where she was an Associate Editor, and also CNET, where she was News.com's first business editor and a long-time business tech reporter. While working at CNET, Kawamoto received national journalism awards from Sigma Delta Chi and the distinguished Gerald Loeb Awards.  

 

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Employee Recognition Programs: 20 Examples
Looking to expand beyond your Employee of the Month recognition program and gift card rewards? Here are some ideas to throw into the mix.
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What Is AIOps? A Guide With Uses and Applications.
Looking to quiet all those screaming alerts to the ones that really matter? Deploy AIOps to your IT operations and business operations.
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How to Ace a Data Scientist Job Interview With American Express
Applying for an analytics role at Amex? Insiders reveal the questions you’re likely to be asked.
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13 Drone Delivery Companies to Know
Drone delivery companies transport everything from fast food and medical supplies to passengers.
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Data Analyst vs. Data Scientist: Similarities and Differences Explained
A data analyst reviews company data to assess its current situation while a data scientist uses coding and advanced modeling techniques to answer current and future company questions.
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22 IoT Devices Connecting the World
These devices are part of the explosive growth facing the IoT industry leading up to 2030.
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Private Blockchain vs. Public Blockchain: What’s the Difference?
Blockchain experts weigh in on private blockchains.
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How College Career Fairs Have Changed Since the Pandemic
Here’s what experts are seeing across campus and on Zoom.
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Self-Reflection: Why It’s Important for Your Career
Self-reflection is a critical component of self-awareness, a key management skill, and experts offer steps on how to achieve it.
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Tech’s Responsibility in Achieving Carbon Neutrality
Tech’s carbon footprint is large but by no means gigantic. However, here’s why the tech industry carries a larger burden than other industries in addressing carbon neutrality and net zero carbon emissions.
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Job Interview Questions Meta Asks Software Engineers
It’s harder than ever to land a job at Meta as the company is ratcheting back its software engineering hiring plans this year. If you snag a coveted interview, here are the questions you’ll face.
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Exoskeleton Suits: 22 Real-Life Examples
These wearable devices designed to enhance, increase and restore human performance are expanding beyond rehabilitative purposes and making their way into industrial use.