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Redefining the “Good Worker” in Post-Pandemic Hybrid Workplaces
As workplaces continue to adjust after the COVID-19 pandemic, I am interested in exploring how the definition of a “good worker” has changed, especially in hybrid and remote environments. My proposed research question is: How has organizational communication shaped the definition of a “good worker” in post-pandemic hybrid workplaces, and how does this influence inclusion and work–life boundaries? Before the pandemic, being seen as a good worker often meant being physically pr
Isabel Hipolito
Feb 282 min read
What Work-Life Balance Looks Like Right Now - COMM 305
Work life balance has always been talked about, but in the time we’re living in now, it feels more relevant and complicated than ever. Between constant notifications, remote work, side hustles, and social media, work no longer stays neatly within a set schedule. It follows us home, into our phones, and sometimes even into our sense of self. Because of that, I think work-life balance today needs to be redefined. To me, balance is not about perfectly separating work and persona
Isabel Hipolito
Jan 282 min read
Making My Site Mobile-Friendly
I recently spent some time looking at my site on mobile to make sure everything is easy to read and navigate. A lot of people browse on their phones, so I wanted to make sure my portfolio looks good no matter the device. I noticed a few images were cropped in weird ways on smaller screens, so I adjusted their size and placement so they display correctly. Some of the text that looked fine on desktop was a little too small on mobile, so I increased font sizes and made spacing m
Isabel Hipolito
Jan 261 min read
Airbnb Advertisement Analysis
For this assignment in COMM 333, I was required to analyze five advertisements from a single brand and evaluate how motivational appeals were used to persuade audiences. I chose Airbnb because their messaging is heavily rooted in emotion, storytelling, and global connection, which makes their ads rich for analysis. In my video presentation, I identify the target audiences for each ad, examine message structure and medium, and assess how effectively Airbnb uses appeals such as
Isabel Hipolito
Nov 20, 20251 min read
Analyzing Persuasion in Food, Inc.: How Media Shapes Our Food Choices
In this blog post for COMM 303, I analyze the documentary Food, Inc. , directed by Robert Kenner, which exposes the hidden truths of the...
Isabel Hipolito
Oct 1, 20255 min read
Blog Post for COMM 333 – Attitude Scale Assessment
In COMM 333: Persuasion , we have studied several methods for measuring attitudes, each designed to capture how people feel, think, or...
Isabel Hipolito
Sep 23, 20253 min read
COMM 368: Interning at Chartway: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at My Communications Internship
By Isabel Hipolito Summer 2025 | Old Dominion University | Communications Major 📸 Week One to Wrap-Up: A Visual Recap My communications...
Isabel Hipolito
Jul 25, 20252 min read
Building Community Impact: A Strategic Event Proposal for Equinox Coffee Co.
Introduction Equinox Coffee Co. is a locally owned coffee shop based in Norfolk, Virginia, that has grown into a regional favorite since...
Isabel Hipolito
Jun 3, 20253 min read
Redefining the “Good Worker” in Post-Pandemic Hybrid Workplaces
As workplaces continue to adjust after the COVID-19 pandemic, I am interested in exploring how the definition of a “good worker” has changed, especially in hybrid and remote environments. My proposed research question is: How has organizational communication shaped the definition of a “good worker” in post-pandemic hybrid workplaces, and how does this influence inclusion and work–life boundaries? Before the pandemic, being seen as a good worker often meant being physically pr
Isabel Hipolito
What Work-Life Balance Looks Like Right Now - COMM 305
Work life balance has always been talked about, but in the time we’re living in now, it feels more relevant and complicated than ever. Between constant notifications, remote work, side hustles, and social media, work no longer stays neatly within a set schedule. It follows us home, into our phones, and sometimes even into our sense of self. Because of that, I think work-life balance today needs to be redefined. To me, balance is not about perfectly separating work and persona
Isabel Hipolito
Making My Site Mobile-Friendly
I recently spent some time looking at my site on mobile to make sure everything is easy to read and navigate. A lot of people browse on their phones, so I wanted to make sure my portfolio looks good no matter the device. I noticed a few images were cropped in weird ways on smaller screens, so I adjusted their size and placement so they display correctly. Some of the text that looked fine on desktop was a little too small on mobile, so I increased font sizes and made spacing m
Isabel Hipolito
Redefining the “Good Worker” in Post-Pandemic Hybrid Workplaces
As workplaces continue to adjust after the COVID-19 pandemic, I am interested in exploring how the definition of a “good worker” has changed, especially in hybrid and remote environments. My proposed research question is: How has organizational communication shaped the definition of a “good worker” in post-pandemic hybrid workplaces, and how does this influence inclusion and work–life boundaries? Before the pandemic, being seen as a good worker often meant being physically pr
Isabel Hipolito
What Work-Life Balance Looks Like Right Now - COMM 305
Work life balance has always been talked about, but in the time we’re living in now, it feels more relevant and complicated than ever. Between constant notifications, remote work, side hustles, and social media, work no longer stays neatly within a set schedule. It follows us home, into our phones, and sometimes even into our sense of self. Because of that, I think work-life balance today needs to be redefined. To me, balance is not about perfectly separating work and persona
Isabel Hipolito
Making My Site Mobile-Friendly
I recently spent some time looking at my site on mobile to make sure everything is easy to read and navigate. A lot of people browse on their phones, so I wanted to make sure my portfolio looks good no matter the device. I noticed a few images were cropped in weird ways on smaller screens, so I adjusted their size and placement so they display correctly. Some of the text that looked fine on desktop was a little too small on mobile, so I increased font sizes and made spacing m
Isabel Hipolito
COMM 323 Video Blog

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