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fromFatherly
1 month ago

Mister Rogers Thought Kids Belonged in Factories. He Was Right.

Watching red balls take shape, pretzel dough go into the oven, the Crayola factory come to life, and a cloud of cotton getting brushed into a towel with Fred Rogers' calm, interested voiceover makes for good television, sure, but it does so much more. These segments show the magic of work - that an object is the sum of its parts plus labor, and this process is a sight to behold. Rogers wanted to show kids that our chaotic world is an orderly place with meaning, if we just take time to look below the surface.
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fromBuzzFeed
4 weeks ago

25 Next-Level Stationery And School Supplies You'll Wanna Steal From Your Kids

Retractable Crayola markers eliminate the problem of lost caps and dried-out tips, making them ideal for kids.
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fromFortune
1 month ago

This creative CEO's tips for new hires' success: Lose the tie and pretend you don't know anything

Crayola CEO Pete Ruggiero emphasizes learning from employees and asking questions as keys to success, despite having a non-creative, numbers-focused background.
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fromFortune
2 months ago
E-Commerce

Crayola's now-CEO leaned in to automation when everyone else was offshoring and now he's reaping the rewards

Crayola chose to invest in domestic production rather than offshoring, allowing them to be strategically positioned amid tariff fluctuations.
fromABC7 Los Angeles
4 months ago
California

The colorful world headquarters of Crayola

Crayola's CEO emphasizes the company's commitment to U.S. manufacturing and employee education.
fromFortune
2 months ago
E-Commerce

Crayola's now-CEO leaned in to automation when everyone else was offshoring and now he's reaping the rewards

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