Reflections

Not a prediction or a warning, but most certainly an invitation

Mar 2 • Craig A Parisot

I also see the downsides...

Feb 11 • Craig A Parisot

The Lucky Ones: Survivor's Guilt in Layoffs

Nobody is getting a rawer deal in the current labor market than those who are being laid off in the year 2026.

Feb 10 • Randall Thomas

The Future of Work and Business

Notes from the edge, where signals are the loudest

Feb 9 • Brendan Lammond

Do Corporate Organizations Have an Ethical Responsibility to Hire Our Youth?

I have spent the past week in my home state of Texas, meeting with mentors, corporate leaders, and people I respect immensely.

Feb 9 • Randall Thomas

How I stopped worrying and learned to love the future

From someone who genuinely loves technology.

Feb 1 • Brendan Lammond

On the Mother Tree

The resiliency of networks and the stagnancy of monoculture

Jan 29 • Don Smith

Gray Collar Work: Learning From a Master in the Room

In 1995, I recorded an album as a percussionist with Johnny Sandlin as our producer.

Jan 29 • Michael Freed

The Industrial Revolution is dead.

The AI Economy is here and it’s time to start having an honest conversation about work in America.

Jan 14 • Craig A Parisot

The Gray Collar Collective

Who we are and why we're here...

Jan 12 • Don Smith

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