March 2014 represents an end to my censorship

Published 6 years ago - Brian Goodman - 6y ago 79

Corporate Censorship Sucks — At JPMorgan, blogging wasn’t encouraged. However, if you wanted to you could as long as you understood what not to write about (impossible to know until you wrote about it) and got it cleared before posting (awesome workflow).

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March 2014 represents an end to my censorship

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