Randomly Systematic
Adarsh Singh Pawar, HarshidaConnecting technology, business, history and geopolitics through first-principles thinking.
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The Beautiful CV Is Dead, and I Was Its Biggest Fan
Systematic Risk, Issue 1. How AI written resumes broke the CV as a hiring signal, and what applicants and recruiters can do about it, with a free 20 page prompt guide.
When the last year of my engineering degree started, I remember a very...
Your Company Hired a Hundred Digital Employees and Most of Them Went on Leave With the Keys
Every office I have walked into keeps a drawer of keys that nobody can identify. Each one presumably opens something, so nobody dares throw it away, and the drawer grows fatter every year like a small museum of forgotten doors. Businesses h...
5 Free AI Tools You Should Be Using (But Probably Aren't)
The debate on most stages today has shifted from what AI can or can't do to what AI should or shouldn't do. Yet most people still use AI either in a very minimal sense or a very magical one. For some it is just a better Google search that g...
Who Are You Without Your Score?
One of the world's most competitive exams, a job I turned down, and the rat tails of Hanoi
In 1902 the French administration in Hanoi had a rat problem and a brand new sewer system that made it worse, so it did what any administration does...
Twelve Hour Days Would Wreck Everything and the Oceans Would Go First
Do you at times feel that 24 hours in a day aren't enough? Most of us do. We treat the day like a salary that runs out before the month does and we assume the cure is a bigger paycheck. So let us test the theory by trying the opposite. Supp...
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Most newsletters report what happened. I write books and I write about the patterns underneath, AI, business, power, all of it, because it's the same habit: spotting the shape before it has a name. If that's useful, you're in the right place.
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