How I Learned That Work Is Not Your Family
Years spent in cultlike workplaces under cartoonishly incapable bosses has spooked me from going back to the office.
Josh is a writer and editor from Toronto with work in GQ, Vogue, Catapult, Gawker, The Walrus, and more.
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