I wrote about the disparity in tooling across organizations and disciplines in this post. Today I came across this gem and gave the test the author suggests of posting the exact same HOA letter to AI. The first session I specify the recipient and initiator of the dispute is female,
Organizations have run unacknowledged reindeer games around software access for as long as I can remember. Photoshop licenses were expensive, and if you weren’t a designer, you had to go to great lengths to make the case for why on earth you would need one. This meant that any
Over the summer I took a little burn-out hiatus to reset and figure out what exactly I’d like to do next. It was fantastic timing. I found myself joining the denizens of tech workers navigating a contracting market and dystopian levels of HR automation. A friend of mine was
Once upon a time, I had a colleague who kept a single post-it stuck to his monitor that read ‘Fix the Org.’ Whenever we hit some bureaucratic roadblock or sudden top-down shift in priorities, he’d point to the post it and say “Oh right, forgot to fix the org.
Let's use this terrifying request from Gemini to answer a question – is this all AI generated? No. These are posts I've written myself by hand like an artisinal little dispatch from a steampunk telegraph machine. The purity! The realness! That said, I have 100% leveraged Claude
Maybe I’m uniquely situated as a girl from Alabama who has spent decades in New York, but I can’t help but notice that taste is frequently a code word for class. It’s not that people cannot afford finer things, it’s that they lack the refinement to
For my forty-fifth birthday, my dog decided to take me on a trip to the emergency vet clinic. I had made chocolate chip cookies to bring to the office and set a few aside for myself. When I got home, the cookies were missing from the kitchen counter, the bag