The Displacement Audit
Weekly intelligence on which tech jobs AI is killing, which skills are becoming worthless, and what to do before your manager figures it out first.
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The Burnout Before The Layoff
Everyone keeps talking about layoffs.
I think we’re missing an earlier signal.
Burnout.
Not the normal kind.
Not “I need a vacation” burnout.
Not “too many meetings” burnout.
A different version.
The kind that comes from feeling like...
The Tax Nobody Talks About
There’s a number missing from every AI productivity report.
Not the efficiency gains. Not the headcount reduction. Not the tools adoption rate.
The hours.
The hours software engineers are spending learning tools they didn’t ask for, in a...
What To Do Before the Second Wave
There’s a version of this issue I almost wrote.
It had a dramatic opening about the second wave of layoffs. A few data points about headcount math at Series B companies. A killer closer about calendar invites.
You’ve read that issue. I’ve...
The Ladder Got Pulled Up
Something happened at graduation ceremonies this year that didn’t make the business press.
Graduates booed.
Not at a politician. Not at a controversial speaker. At the mention of AI. At commencement addresses that told them the future was...
Your layoff isn't AI (it's worse)
Look around the office today. Or what’s left of it.
There is a specific vibration in corporate Slack channels right now. It is the sound of leadership teams frantically trying to figure out how to frame their upcoming headcount reductions...
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