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>> "the author of this article is a PhD who is advertising their services at the end" That's an author bio. Completely ordinary for articles and has been since
by Kye 3y ago
>> "the author of this article is a PhD who is advertising their services at the end"
That's an author bio. Completely ordinary for articles and has been since the print days.
- JackFr 3y agoNonsense -- it's entirely self-promotion: > At that point, they called me to help as a hybrid work expert who The New York Times has called “the office whisperer.” We worked on adapting their return-to-office plan, . . . > In another case, a large financial services company began noticing employee turnover despite offering competitive salaries . . . . After consulting with me, they adjusted their policies to be more competitive in offering flexibility. He's just trying to sell books and consulting. Nothing wrong with that -- but hardly objective analysis.
- Kye 3y agoYou missed this: >> "at the end" Whether the stuff elsewhere is promotion is a different discussion. I didn't comment on that. The stuff at the end is a bog standard author bio.