"I got laid off this morning at 7 a.m. with a random email from somebody I don't know in HR."
“After 14 years at Amazon. One email. Done.”
We prioritize clarity early, building shared understanding before moving into design. From there, we structure engagements to allow for iteration, accountability, and responsiveness—because meaningful outcomes rarely follow a straight line.
Since 2023, over 495,000 tech workers have lost their jobs. But here's what's actually happening:
A Sales VP who completed in 10 minutes what 24 MIT-trained executives couldn't finish in 6 hours
Microsoft: Invested $80 billion in AI. Fired 17,000 employees.
A Sales VP who completed in 10 minutes what 24 MIT-trained executives couldn't finish in 6 hours
Google: $20 million AI salaries. Thousands of pink slips.
A Sales VP who completed in 10 minutes what 24 MIT-trained executives couldn't finish in 6 hours
Meta: Paying $100M signing bonuses. Laying off 5% of their global workforce.
One developer put it perfectly: "I can't even get a job that pays more than freaking McDonald's. I have a bachelor's in cyber security."
We prioritize clarity early, building shared understanding before moving into design. From there, we structure engagements to allow for iteration, accountability, and responsiveness—because meaningful outcomes rarely follow a straight line.
What makes someone worth $100M while others can't get interviews?
It's not experience. It's not credentials. It's not even talent.
It's how they think.
We prioritize clarity early, building shared understanding before moving into design. From there, we structure engagements to allow for iteration, accountability, and responsiveness—because meaningful outcomes rarely follow a straight line.