AI Won’t Replace Your Engineering Staff
In December 1903, the Wright brothers got a powered aircraft into the air for 12 seconds and 120 feet. Aviation wasn't solved that day. It entered a proof of concept stage: people could leave the ground. Less than six years later, Louis Bleriot flew from Calais to Dover. That is the shortest crossing between England and France, about 21 miles by sea. I'm saying this as a reminder: Big breakthroughs don't arrive as finished infrastructure. They arrive as awkward, bounded demonstrations that take years of iteration before they are trusted to carry people across real distance, in real conditions, with real consequences. A modern project manager might call this "Agile" and attempt to slap some process labels on it to create a PowerPoint...
We’ve Got AI in Hiring Backwards
Organizations are adopting AI in hiring to solve scale, speed, and consistency problems. The promise is straightforward: reduce bias, process more candidates, and make better decisions using data (Rigotti et al., 2024; Fernandez-Mateo, 2025). In practice, the opposite...
Is it OK to Use AI?
Let's be honest. It's difficult to find a business model going into 2026 that doesn't use AI somewhere in its pipeline. Sure, people on the front lines may not realize they're using AI. I've talked to many folks in recruitment who still loudly insist that "their" ATS...
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