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Former Salesforce employee McKenzie Gregory (not pictured) wrote on LinkedIn that she found out she was laid off while on maternity leave.
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Happy Friday, readers! I'm Emilia David. I'm glad we made it to the weekend. 

I'm writing this from Insider's New York office. Maybe you don't want to think about the office this weekend (or any weekend). But what if your office had restaurants, a movie theater, and a hotel? In the age of remote work, some office campuses, built like small towns, find they're gaining tenants and luring workers back.

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The harshness of recent layoffs suggests that any managerial empathy workers gained during the depths of the pandemic was short-lived.
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It's hump day. I'm Emilia David, and welcome back, readers. 

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Autonomous vehicles are stupid — so an engineer has figured out a way to make streets smarter.
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Tech companies have already carried out mass layoffs but could have further to go.
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Two Google employees tried to stop the company from releasing its AI chatbot, Bard, a report said.
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Eric Schmidt says a six-month pause on AI development in the West would only help China.
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Welcome to Friday and cheers to the weekend. I'm Asia Martin.

First, let's take a moment for self-care. Do you know what the secret to work-life balance is? If yes, keep scrolling, I guess. If no, here it is — caring just enough about your job. That's what Kelli María Korducki concluded in her piece, appropriately titled "How much should you care about your job?"