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You Promoted the Wrong Person
Why top performers often fail as managers, and how to test leadership fit before promoting the wrong person.
Apr 12
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Josh Rowe
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Synthetic Scale Fails Without Real Institutions
AI can simulate institutional output fast, but not trust, governance, or durable economics.
Apr 9
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Josh Rowe
AI Isn’t Replacing Jobs. It’s Changing Hiring
AI may be changing hiring, junior pathways and workforce design before broad labour-market data clearly show it.
Apr 7
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Josh Rowe
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Your forecast is garbage
Linear growth is a fantasy. In a world shaped by war, energy shocks, AI disruption, and fragile supply chains, scenario planning is no longer optional.
Apr 5
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Josh Rowe
March 2026
You Have Too Many Layers. AI Just Made That Obvious.
AI is reducing coordination work inside organisations. The structure hasn’t changed yet, but the workload inside it already has.
Mar 31
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Josh Rowe
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Stop “delighting” your customers
Not all features are equal. Use the Kano Model to stop wasting money on “table stakes” and focus on what actually drives growth.
Mar 29
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Josh Rowe
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AI Is Not Reducing Headcount. It’s Raising the Bar.
AI is not eliminating jobs at scale yet. It is increasing performance expectations inside every role.
Mar 26
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Josh Rowe
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Your AI Strategy Is a Cost Strategy
AI decisions are now cost structure decisions. Most leaders are still treating them as capability bets.
Mar 24
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Josh Rowe
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Your profit is a lie
A rising ROE can hide a weakening business. The DuPont model shows where the risk actually sits.
Mar 22
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Josh Rowe
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AI Made Content Free. Now What?
AI has removed the cost of content. Advantage now shifts to taste, selection, and distribution.
Mar 19
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Josh Rowe
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AI Didn’t Get It Wrong. You Did.
AI doesn’t replace expertise. It amplifies it, and exposes when organisations lack it.
Mar 17
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Josh Rowe
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Everyone is responsible, so no one is responsible
Apple’s secret weapon isn’t design; it’s the DRI. Use this protocol to eliminate “committee guilt” and assign radical accountability.
Mar 15
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Josh Rowe
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