THURSDAY — LEADERSHIP, HISTORY & POWER “Elizabeth’s freelance navy beat the most powerful military force of the 16th century.” — Gapingvoid In 1588, Spain ran its Armada top-down: big, coordinated, slow, the kind of fleet that looks unbeatable on paper...
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WEDNESDAY — PERSPECTIVE & PRACTICE “I’d argue that cancer patients are uniquely valuable employees.” — Jonathan Gluck, author of An Exercise in Uncertainty Conventional wisdom treats a cancer diagnosis as a workplace liability. Jonathan Gluck, 22 years into living and...
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TUESDAY — TECHNOLOGY & WORK “Everyone’s arguing about whether AI will replace the architect, while the more interesting problem hides one layer down: the reasoning behind a decision rarely survives the handoff to whoever executes it next. Generating work faster...
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