Alexander Bänfer, a German career and life coach, writes personal essays on health anxiety after heart attacks, the myth of finding one's passion, and signs it is time for a job change. The issues mix personal anecdotes with practical reflection and an invitation to book coaching.
Website: https://www.alexander-baenfer.de/
A personal newsletter from a UX and qualitative researcher who writes candidly about using generative AI at work, the history of introducing design practices into teams, and critiques of design-thinking hype. Expect reflective essays mixing career experience, parenting and a wish to leave a good legacy, with occasional asides on music, make-up and food.
A personal blog-style newsletter chronicling a former university lecturer's life on a narrowboat on the English canals, including boat restoration, hull repairs and a career change. Readers get candid, witty first-person reflections on liveaboard life, craft work and starting over.
A personal newsletter from an Australian support worker in training, sharing first-person anecdotes from aged care placements and the work itself. It also touches on the writer's journey toward building a business from scratch.
This Korean newsletter covers corporate AI education, including how to diagnose and measure AI skills across all job roles and how to verify training effectiveness. It also shares practical AX (AI transformation) cases and debates whether Forward Deployed Engineer roles can work in Korean companies.
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