Signals in the Noise
G.M IveyLife Lessons and Tales from 30 years in Big Tech to help you navigate workplace challenges, change and chaos
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Welders, Plumbers, Electricians—What AI Threat?
Photo by Hector Reyes on Unsplash
In my last piece, we looked at how generative AI is gunning for the laptop class-dismantling entry-level codebases, copywriting gigs, and middle-management roles. For decades, a four-year degree was the un...
The Pope vs the Tech Elite: Humans Still Matter
“I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.”
In 1968, the rogue supercomputer HAL 9000 uttered those chilling words in 2001: A Space Odyssey. It was the ultimate cinematic warning: a machine locking its human creator out of the room, dec...
We Built the Machine That's Replacing Us
A former colleague - a 19-year communications veteran at a Fortune 500 tech company - was laid off early this year despite strong reviews and a stellar reputation. The company said it was “redeploying assets.” She knew it was AI. She was st...
Cisco's AI Bet is Paying Off. But for Whom?
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what humans still do better than AI. Then I remembered an interview I once did with one of Cisco’s top executives. We were wrapping up our meeting when I pivoted on instinct - asking about a comment he’...
How to Survive a Corporate Job: An Unauthorized Playbook (Part 2)
I published a piece last year about tips for surving in a corporation (see below). Now with Big Tech and other companies amping up the layoffs I thought it would be timely to repost- with additional AI oriented suggestions. Think of it as m...
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30 years in the belly of the tech giants. Former national journalist. Now translating the Silicon Valley playbook for the rest of us- the chaos of tech-driven change, the art of the midlife pivot, and the future Big Tech is trying to sell us
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