Shifts & Signals
Clarice De ChavezI write about the shifts shaping work - from AI and leadership to hiring, career transitions, culture, and wellbeing. Exploring what these changes mean for the people behind the work.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Your Edge Might Be in the Combination
For nearly two decades, I have sat on the hiring side of the table.
I have read thousands of CVs, interviewed people across different countries and functions, built hiring teams and watched careers unfold inside organisations at very diffe...
The Hiring Problem Usually Starts Before Recruitment
For nine years I built and ran hiring functions across three fast growing fintechs in Germany and Europe, from pre-Series A to Series E, including building engineering hubs in Ukraine and India.
What that period taught me is that hiring pr...
The Jobs Haven’t Disappeared. The Work Is Changing.
This is a longer article looking at the current state of hiring. The evidence draws from US, UK, European and international research. As recent AI and hiring research is more concentrated in the US, I’ve made that distinction clear r...
The Quiet Cost Part 3: Presenteeism - What Is It, and Why Does It Cost More Than Absenteeism?
This is the third essay in The Quiet Cost.
The first, Everything Looks Fine, looked at the signals people experience long before they appear on an organisational dashboard. The second, The Invoice No One Sends, looked at what those signals...
The People Making AI Decisions Need Somewhere to Think
Most organisations are still building support structures for employees navigating AI. Re-skilling programmes. Change management work-streams. Communication plans designed to reduce anxiety about automation.
Much of that work is genuinely g...
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