
Career coach and former startup exec acquired by Big Tech. Weekly essays on career struggles, the job hunt, life observations and all the other hard stuff from someone who usually charges for this kind of advice.
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For the new crowd: welcome. This one's from the vault.
After being acquired by a major tech company after years of living the start-up life, there was a catch:
I couldn’t tell anyone.
I couldn’t tell anyone for almost a year — not unti...
A Pre-Read Note:
These prompts work across salary negotiations, raise conversations, scope pushback, deadline extensions, and asking for resources. Not just job offers. If you’re currently employed and thought you could skip this one: yo...
A warning: Before you jump into this critique, understand that this issue is not limited to one generation. While much of what follows is based on what I see in the current "entry-level" landscape, I’ve seen Boomers and Millennials alike st...
Next week we take a little vacation from career content, and honestly we all deserve it. But until then…
The great American myth, right beside the delusion that waking up at 4:30 AM makes you a morally superior person, is that your...
Millions of years of evolution and we’ve peaked at checking Slack on the toilet.
There’s a very specific thing that happens around year three or five or ten of doing the same job (or career). Maybe it’s sooner for you, maybe it takes longe...
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Former startup exec acquired by Big Tech. Essays and commentary on modern work and the increasingly strange experience of being alive.
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