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Long-form reporting and argument from the Death Of A Job desk — the future of work, AI and automation, careers and reskilling, and the movement behind the book.
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When I read Death of a Job, I was struck by a simple truth: the failure of modern businesses to future-proof stems from a fundamental flaw—attempting to predict an unpredictable future rather than building an organization that can adapt quickly.
Atlanta Tech Week brought energy, urgency, and a packed room to The Atlanta Voice for an unforgettable edition of Death of a Job: BeSkilled or Be Replaced—a timely conversation about artificial intelligence, job disruption, family stability, and the skills people need to remain relevant in the new economy.