Everyone's Thinking Spatially Even If They Don't Call It Geography
Matt Forrest shared a story that struck a chord with me. He talked about winning an atlas in a third grade contest and not realizing that it could become a career. He didn't know...
Perspectives and architecture notes relating to Future of Work.
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Matt Forrest shared a story that struck a chord with me. He talked about winning an atlas in a third grade contest and not realizing that it could become a career. He didn't know...
Knowledge generation is faster and cheaper than ever, but that shift carries a distinct penalty. Mental passivity has become far more expensive. Large language models (LLMs) can...
There are structural elements at play in today's tight IT job market, from extended hiring freezes to corporate hesitation around AI roadmaps. But we also need to address the...
My colleague Ketan Patel recently made a post about mission that resonated. At some point in your career, you may come to a crossroads and feel unfulfilled, but there's a concept...
My friend Bill Dollins wrote something that hits a nerve for many organizations right now: we’re losing institutional knowledge faster than we can document it. AI isn’t the...