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26
Sep

Already Prompt Engineers

Every manager knows how to brief a contractor. Goal. Resources. Timeline. Success criteria. Check-ins. That's prompt engineering. We&
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25
Sep

The Blueprint Trap

McKinsey's 2019 study found 70% of large-scale transformations fail. The pattern? They treated their change models like blueprints.
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24
Sep

The Measure Trap

Google's PageRank was supposed to measure website quality. Instead, it created a $80 billion SEO industry. Larry Page
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23
Sep

Strategic White Flags

Netflix spent millions building Qwikster in 2011. Separate website. New branding. Complete infrastructure. 23 days later? Gone. Reed Hastings published
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22
Sep

Backwards Works Better

Ever notice how we explain everything before asking for what we want? Amazon figured this out in 2004. They banned
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19
Sep

The Belonging Purchase

We don't buy the thing. We buy what it says. Fortnite players spent $9 billion on skins between
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18
Sep

Intelligence Becomes Prison

Intelligence doesn't protect you from delusion. It builds the prison walls around you, brick by brick. Research from
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17
Sep

Part 3 of 3: Expensive Cheap

Amazon spent billions building robots for their warehouses. These robots can lift heavy things. They can move fast. They can
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16
Sep

Part 2 of 3: Silent Sorting

In the 1980s, computers arrived in offices. Executives had a problem. They could not type. Typing was for secretaries. So
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15
Sep

Part 1 of 3: Atoms Don't Care

Intelligence got cheap. Really cheap. Like, "ask any question and get PhD-level answers" cheap. But your coffee still
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