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Font Lines: Calibri versus Times New Roman

Aaron Myers, Ana Monroe, and Scott Kellum analyze the State Department's mandate to switch from Calibri to Times New Roman font, revealing how this seemingly minor change creates significant productivity costs—with reformatting consuming $202 million annually in the US alone—while reverting to a print-era typeface poorly suited for screen-based work. The conversation explores how typography affects readability, productivity, and organizational voice, concluding that the mandate prioritizes nostalgic branding over operational efficiency, and discusses emerging technologies like Typetura that could future-proof digital documents across all device sizes. Referred study: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/art... Additional reference (ed’s note: this article is not a perfect match for the topic of the CX Pod, but it has interesting tangential topic areas): https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/t...