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Laura Kim
Laura Kim
Reporter · Killeen, TX
Laura has been reporting on educational issues for over 5 years and holds a Master's in Education from Baylor University. Her previous work includes reporting for NPR's local affiliate, where she focused on statewide education policies. Laura loves exploring how policy impacts Killeen’s schools.
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AI assistants (32%), working from anywhere (30%) and four-day weeks (29%) are the future of work, according to new research. A survey of 5,750 international freelancers and employees looked at how workplace trends have shifted their day-to-day, and what the…
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