Eighteen Months to Obsolete? Let’s Not Fire Ourselves Just Yet
Back in November, I wrote about whether AI is coming for your job. My conclusion was not that AI lacks capability, but that capability...
Category: Future of Work
Content Strategy: Event-to-Content Flywheel
Most companies invest serious time and money into events. They plan the agenda for months. They promote heavily. They fly teams across the country....
Thinking Together, Separately
On Friday, while catching up on my reading backlog, I came across a TechCrunch article about the backlash to OpenAI’s decision to retire GPT-4o....
The Slow Disappearance of Shared Thinking
I used to recognize the moment collaboration actually started. It was messy. Someone would say something half right. Someone else would misunderstand it. A...
Standardization Over Heroics
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how every IT team has that one person. You know the one. The person who can fix...
Content Strategy: AI Is a Multiplier, Not a Marketer
Over the past few years of writing this Content Strategy series, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about leverage. What gives a small...
What Changes When Ideas Are Cheap?
I keep noticing how often “good enough” is offered with a shrug. We recognize that more time might yield higher quality, but the phrase...
The Hidden Cost of “Doing More with Less” in IT
“Doing more with less” is usually framed as a mark of maturity. It suggests efficiency, discipline, and smart prioritization. As I wrote about last...
Why “Doing More with Less” Has Become the Default Mandate for IT
Somewhere along the way, “do more with less” stopped being a temporary rallying cry and quietly became the permanent job description for IT. It’s...
What Vibe Working Reveals About Decision-Making
A lot of work doesn’t start with a clear decision. It starts with a committee. There’s a meeting to kick things off. Then another...
