Careers.
Roles, hiring and the long view of a working life in technology.
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The Engineer's Job Once AI Writes the First Draft
When code arrives in seconds, the work moves toward deciding what should exist, checking what was produced, and owning the result.
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Reading an AI Job Posting Without Being Misled by It
Long lists of tools say little about the work. The verbs, the scope and the questions a team asks tell you far more.
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Changing Fields in Midcareer Without Starting Over
Most of what you already know transfers. The task is to find the parts that carry over and build the one piece that does not.
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A Portfolio That Shows Judgment, Not Only Output
A finished project tells a reviewer what you made. A short note on the decisions behind it tells them how you think.
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Explaining a System From the Ground Up in an Interview
Interviewers can tell whether you understand a system by how you start. Starting from the data and constraints beats starting from the diagram.
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Your First Role in AI: What Hiring Teams Look For
Teams hiring early-career people for AI work look for evidence that you can work through a problem, not a list of completed courses.
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How a Software Company's Economics Shape the Work You Do
Subscription revenue, usage-based pricing and AI running costs produce very different workplaces. Knowing which one you are joining helps you choose well.
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Choosing an Employer When the Software Business Is Changing
A stable product can become fragile when AI changes what customers pay for. A checklist for judging where an employer is heading.
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Asking for the Right Scope as Routine Work Gets Automated
When tools take over repetitive tasks, the question becomes which responsibilities to take on next. Ask for them deliberately.
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Building a Professional Network Without Feeling Like a Salesperson
Useful contacts come from showing work and asking good questions over time, not from collecting names.
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Negotiating an Offer for a Role You Are Still Growing Into
The aim is a role with room to learn and a clear path to the next level, which can matter as much as the headline figure.
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Leaving a Role Well: Handover, Records and Reputation
The way you leave is remembered longer than most of the work. A clear handover protects the team and your standing.

