The best Technology Careers newsletters

A personal newsletter of long-form essays that blend history, travel, art and music, drawing on the author's own visits and reading. Recent issues cover Vermeer's Delft, the author's reflections on a tech career, and Patrick Leigh Fermor's walk through 1930s Germany.

Technikatsu is a personal blog-style newsletter by a working software professional who writes candidly about how AI is changing software engineering, and about privacy-minded choices in tech such as browser selection. Each issue mixes first-person reflection with practical reasoning about the author's own tools and career.

Personal essays on technology careers, AI at work, and engineering culture, written with a strong voice and humor. Issues cover the weak entry-level software job market, research on AI as a teammate, and rethinking technical hiring.

Techonomics is a podcast-style newsletter that announces each episode of an interview show about the intersection of technology, personal finance and education. Each issue previews a guest conversation on topics such as early retirement, edtech analytics and financial planning for tech workers.

8 Bits is a weekly podcast and live stream where hosts Brandon Minnick and PJ Metz interview people in the tech industry about their career journeys. The excerpts are mostly casual banter between the hosts, with the guest interviews only lightly visible.

This is a listing-style newsletter from the B150 network, consisting mainly of upcoming AI event listings and a curated AI and design job board digest. It is useful for finding AI meetups, hackathons and roles worldwide, but offers little original editorial commentary.