
Articles
Thoughts on leadership, competence, organisational culture and the future of work
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The Competence Crisis
The competence crisis is a Story Everyone Recognises but No One Says Out Loud It starts the same way it always does. A meeting invite lands in your calendar. No real agenda.…
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AI Leadership Ethics: Why Abdicating to Algorithms Is the Most Dangerous Leadership Failure of the Decade
AI leadership ethics is no longer a niche concern for compliance teams or technology specialists. It is now a defining test of senior leadership credibility. As artificial intelligence embeds itself into hiring,…
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Bullshit Collapse
Why Failure Always Looks Sudden Every organisational collapse is described the same way. “No one saw it coming.”“It happened so fast.”“Everything was fine until it wasn’t.” That story is comforting. It suggests…
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Bullshit Endurance
How Organisations Learn to Live With Dysfunction Organisations rarely fail when the first things go wrong. They fail much later, after they’ve learned how to live with things being wrong. That is…
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The Bullshit Premium
Why Talking Well Now Pays Better Than Doing Well There was a time when competence was the currency. You learned how things worked.Understood failure modes.Earned trust because, when things went wrong, you…
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When Talking the Job Became More Valuable Than Doing It?
There was a time when competence was obvious. Now, talking the job has become almost as important as doing it. You could see it in how someone approached a problem. In how…
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The Hidden Algorithm That’s Quietly Rewiring Your Mind (and What It’s Doing to Your Life Without You Noticing)
There’s a moment you probably recognise.It’s 2:07 a.m. You promised yourself one last scroll. Five, ten, thirty minutes later, you’re still there, thumb flicking, jaw slack, a vague sense of emptiness settling…





