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Work, Reconsidered: The Job Market Isn’t a Meritocracy
The Job Market Isn’t a Meritocracy. Maybe We Should Stop Pretending It Is.
Sep 2710 min read


Work, Reconsidered: We Say We Want Honesty at Work. Do We?
What happens when someone questions a decision made by a senior leader? What happens when an employee identifies a harmful pattern, challenges a broken process, or points out that the culture people are experiencing does not match the culture being advertised?
Sep 236 min read


Work, Reconsidered: Are We Hiring for the Job or the Interview?
There is a strange assumption built into hiring that we rarely stop to question...
Sep 35 min read


Hiring Managers Are Tired: The Hidden Truth Behind Recruitment Fatigue
Hiring is not a test of endurance.
It’s a test of judgment. The moment exhaustion outweighs evidence, hiring stops being a strategy and becomes a liability. Ethical hiring cannot be sustained on exhaustion.
Jan 146 min read
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