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I wrote about the increasingly pervasive feeling that PEOPLE ARE BAD AT THEIR JOBS — and the source of most of that badness.

People are bad at their jobs is a sibling, of course, to no one wants to work anymore: the refrain of peak pandemic years. But both are deflections from what actually makes people “bad” at their jobs — or disincentivizes people to work. The truth is: the jobs are bad.”

Are People Bad At Their Jobs....or Are The Jobs Just Bad?

Vote for me, I am in the final four of the Neoliberal Shill Bracket and it would be extremely funny if I won.

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25 Anti-Mimetic Ideas—the post that began to put my Substack on the map.

25 Anti-Mimetic Ideas

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The Strange Culture War Over AI Art

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In every important meeting where decisions are made, there’s often a moment of uncertainty—should we go left or right? That’s when it matters most to have someone at the table who can bring data into the conversation.

When a company has someone who can quickly access data, analyze it, and surface insights—what once required days of back-and-forth can be resolved in minutes. Suddenly, you’re not just going with gut instinct.

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That’s the real power of data. Not just reports. Not dashboards. But being the person who brings clarity when it counts.

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