Nona Tepper
Staff Reporter at Built In
Nona Tepper is a former Built In staff reporter covering technology industry trends. She holds a masters of journalism from Northwestern University and a bachelor of arts in journalism and english from Indiana University Bloomington. Prior to joining Built In, Tepper was a reporter and editor for Forest Park Review and Wednesday Journal, and her work has appeared in The Washington Post, Crain’s Chicago Business, Slate, VICE and MarketWatch. She is currently a staff reporter at Modern Healthcare.
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Talkspace, Amwell, Lemonaid Health and Superbetter have all seen an increase in users concerned about the pandemic this month.
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Experts from Tableau, Porch and Apex Learning sound off on how to screen, interview and evaluate engineers.
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Artnome is building the world’s largest database of paintings.
Getting the tech right is just the first roadblock. Next comes regulations and conversations about risk.
Rapid growth caused long meetings and lots of confusion. So Sprout turned to Spotify’s team structure for inspiration.
Oracle's Innovation Lab features construction, utilities and communications tech.
The hardest part is perfecting the machine-vision technology.
New engineering hires often have more questions than solutions. Thankfully, there’s a lot you can do to get them up to speed.
To fight burnout, Basecamp abolished project deadlines. Then they brought them back — with much better results.
Smart casual is about to take on a whole new meaning.