Here is an excerpt:
Where do you find your story ideas?
A lot of my story ideas stem from the breaking news of the day – like layoffs, new state legislation that impacts how companies post job openings or federal investigations looking at Amazon’s warehouses. Sometimes people contact me after reading one of my stories. So, I get connected with even more people – such as former Amazonians, current employees, activists and researchers – which in turn generates new stories.
I like to explore a part of business I know little about and find new ways to present it to readers, like a new technology or how a new law could impact customers. I also like to look at big trends in tech and labor and find ways to localize the story for Seattle. With Amazon and Microsoft based here, there’s usually a compelling, local angle.
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