Workslop Is a Trust Problem
AI workslop has a cost nobody budgets for: the colleague who receives it trusts you less. A three-question check to protect your name at work.
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Stop Treating AI Like a Colleague
A new study of 1,200 managers shows that treating AI like a colleague cuts the errors you catch and drains the accountability that should stay on your name.
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The Work You Can Stand Behind
Most workers are delivering AI output they cannot personally stand behind. The scarce skill now is judgement, the kind that means putting your name on the page. A four-question signature…
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The Approval Problem
A twelve-page AI analysis, forwarded to the CEO with one line: "Solid, I think." It wasn't. On the slide from deciding to approving, and a three-question test for the calls…
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The Productivity Trap: Why Your Best People Might Be Getting Worse
Someone on my team came to a meeting with a beautiful summary. Bullet points, clear synthesis, the kind of prep that used to take two hours and now takes twenty…
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The Chief of Staff AI Doesn’t Know How to Replace
There is a version of the Chief of Staff job a model could run by Friday. It is not the version you are paid for.
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I Was a Very Good Doer. That Was the Problem.
For most of my career I was a very good doer. Then someone asked me what I recommended, and I hedged.
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