Kelli Korducki
Kelli Korducki is a writer and editor whose work examines the intersection of technology, work, and relationships. She lives in New York City.
Factorio and the promise of better software engineering
Just why is the complex factory-building video game so appealing to software developers and can it help them get better at their jobs?
Who’s afraid of ghost jobs
The technology industry is haunted by them, but why do companies post ghost jobs and can managers do anything to exorcise them?
The problem with RTO FOMO
Do younger developers really want to get back into the office?
DEI is under threat, can you fight back?
Corporate DEI initiatives may be on life support, but there are steps progressive leaders can take to keep them on track and improve the health of their organizations.
What to do when everyone’s sick of meetings
The rise of remote work has created meetings, lots more meetings, and engineers are getting fed up.
Preparing your team for a tense election season
And should we even talk about politics at work in the first place?
Why you don’t have to wait for the California ‘right to disconnect’ law
Fighting back against an always-on working culture
Bringing your whole (strategic) self to work
What is strategic authenticity, and why does it sound like an oxymoron?
How the AI boom is bringing Silicon Valley back from the brink
Is Silicon Valley so over, or is it back?
Learning the right lessons from that Cloudflare firing video
How not to go viral for all the wrong reasons.
Why resisting return-to-office mandates is futile
Managers are being tasked with enforcing unpopular RTO mandates, while their teams try to keep a grip on their newfound autonomy. Is resistance futile?
