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How big tech fell out of love with remote work
The biggest tech firms are all firmly on one side of the RTO debate.
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Meta lifts the lid on its WhatsCode AI agent
The agent was able to increase privacy coverage 3.5x over 25 months.
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Are smart machines making us dumber?
Without a well-thought AI adoption strategy, you could be leading your team into an automation paradox trap.
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The cost of skipping hard conversations (and how to have them)
How avoidance can create to leadership debt.
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What to do when you have a bad manager
The best way to deal with a bad manager is to meet them where they are.
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Engineering skills are being rewritten by AI
Learning and development are becoming more of a priority in the AI age
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OpenAI report: Enterprise AI is still in the “early innings”
Insights into AI usage from 1 million business customers.
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How to manage up in flat organizations
As tech continues to flatten organizations, managers are feeling the scrutiny.
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Testing is a skill. Quality is a discipline.
As quality assurance makes way for quality engineering, how do you change mindsets?
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The great engineer hiring paradox
“The story isn’t that jobs are vanishing, it’s that the bar for skills is rising.”
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Why Zig is moving on from GitHub
A scathing review has broader implications for AI use by major platforms.
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Roses are red, guardrails blind – a poem can warp an LLM’s mind
Study shows adversarial prompts hidden in poetic verse repeatedly dodge safety checks.
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Amazon employees demand a voice in AI decisions amid layoff fears
1,000 Amazon employees’ signed a letter voicing their AI concerns, reflecting a growing tension across the tech industry.
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The questions you need to ask before quitting your job
Once you know that you’re ready to move on, how do you actually take the first step?
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Cover letters used to mean something
Research shows that AI-generated cover letters may be punishing good candidates.
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Why AI economics are fundamentally broken
Making money from software is not the same equation in the AI era.
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How managers got caught up in the RTO clash
In the battle between execs and employees, managers lose
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If 95% of generative AI pilots fail, what’s going wrong?
Learning the right lessons from that MIT study
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New study suggests major productivity boost when using Cursor’s coding agent
Is this the massive productivity benefit we’ve been waiting for?
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“Trial by fire” is destroying your incident response
The worst time to learn about observability is during an outage.
