Taylor Rose
Staff Writer at Built In
Expertise: Tech, Sustainability, LGBTQ issues
Education: Antioch University

Taylor Rose is a staff writer for Built In. Taylor is an award-winning journalist who has written about sustainability, tech, art and human rights for the last decade. Taylor has also worked in the tech sector and for nonprofits as a content strategist throughout their career. They hold a B.A. in Journalism from Indiana University, an M.A. in Urban Sustainability and an M.F.A in Creative Writing, Nonfiction from Antioch University. Taylor is currently writing their second book.

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Why Employees Stay at Cie: Trust, Recognition and Opportunities to Grow
See how Cie supports employee engagement through accessible leadership, meaningful recognition and continuous opportunities to build lasting careers.
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How High-Velocity Engineering Teams Move Fast Without Creating Chaos
Explore the engineering practices Adyen and Taskrabbit use to support fast-moving, high-performing teams.
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How Corporate Tools Supports Employee Wellbeing With Flexible Work and Wellness Programs
Hear from Health and Wellness Coach Kaylee Agnew about how Corporate Tools supports work-life balance with flexible work, one-on-one health coaching and other employee wellness resources.
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How General Motors Uses AI to Build Better Vehicle Software
See how GM engineers apply AI across the software lifecycle to find issues faster while maintaining quality standards and human oversight.
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Wipfli’s Approach to Flexible Work and Employee Wellbeing
Discover how Wipfli helps employees work sustainably through flexible schedules, alternative work arrangements, well-being days and widely used wellness programs.
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How Product Teams Prioritize What to Build Next
Product professionals from 10 companies share how customer needs, data, business goals and technical constraints shape their roadmaps and day-to-day work.
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Top Companies Hiring in 2026: Where Chicago Teams Build What’s Next 
Three Chicago tech leaders share how their product teams test new ideas, use modern technology and collaborate across functions while keeping stability and reliability at the center of development.
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How Clear Communication Guides Program and Project Teams at BAE Systems Inc, Workhuman and Circle 
Learn how the following program and project management teams align stakeholders, manage dependencies and keep cross-functional work moving. 
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Leadership That Creates Real Momentum
How leaders across industries build clear communication channels, align teams around priorities and create management rhythms that support day-to-day execution.
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Top Companies Hiring in 2026: Where Teams Build What’s Next
Tech professionals share how their teams use AI, rapid experimentation and cross-functional collaboration to transform ideas into reliable products.
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What Is It Like to Work in Supply Chain at Ro and Allen Control Systems?
Learn how supply chain and procurement professionals at Ro and Allen Control Systems manage complexity, strengthen vendor relationships and support business continuity in a changing market. 
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What Is It Like to Work in Datadog’s AI Research Lab?
Datadog Chief Scientist Ameet Talwalkar explains how the AI Research Lab solves complex AI problems and turns research into production systems.