Every so often we play a kind of musical chairs with our sister TIME Inc. publications, sending editors off for temporary duty at other magazines while their counterparts do stints here at TIME. The practice is useful for the editors, who get a chance to try out a different variety of journalism. And it's good for us, since these occasional guests invariably bring along new ideas that invigorate our own approach to reporting and writing. The latest such swap is just coming to an end; for the past three months, FORTUNE executive editor Ann Morrison has held a comparable job with...
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