New Artisans
Richard MerrickI write for professionals who sense that conventional career wisdom no longer works and are ready to rediscover the craftsperson's way of navigating uncertainty.
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Artisans are Authors
Most people adopting AI are making a series of individually rational decisions. Each one feels like gain; a task that took an hour takes ten minutes, a judgement that previously required three drafts arrives ready, and a search that once ne...
The Tell
I drove past Denby Pottery this week, knowing it is in the final stages of its death throes. The smart German cars in the car park belong, I suspect, to well-paid professionals there to extract the last ounce of value and strip the last usa...
Three Kinds Of Skill
We tend to think of skill as a descriptive label, a thing a person has or lacks. The more I have turned it over, the less that holds. Skill is bound by time and context, and the binding is not the same in every case.
The mason laying stone...
The Artisan as Anarch
These are strange times.
In the same week that I have watched recruiters and technology businesses treating people as disposable, behaving like sociopaths and destroying any credibility they have as leaders, I have talked with venture cap...
A Question of Timing
There is a point between when a company starts to fail and when failure becomes inevitable, where there is a sweet spot for a conversation. It becomes not just about survival, but by transition and growth,and involves leadership and courage...
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