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Reich describes the demographic of the average subscriber as being in their mid-20s, skewing nerdy, being a comedy or internet fan, and often from a diverse background with progressive politics.

And they should train managers to recognize when bias might be skewing their assessment of an employee’s performance.

Soon, active Facebook users became their own market, and niche wine brands began skewing their advertising and packaging toward young mothers.

"You have to have some level of control, but at the moment it's skewing the competitive landscape," he said.

Baker has also seen increased traffic on Dow Janes’ socials, with the Million Dollar Year program’s enrollment on the rise and skewing younger than in previous years.