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Hello world, One strange side effect of unemployment is that it gives you something modern life rarely provides anymore. Time. For twenty five years I worked in tech. Like many engineers, I spent most of my adult life sp
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The Future That Quietly Keeps Me Up at Night Hello world, For the first time in more than two decades, I suddenly found myself with something I hadn’t had in years: Time. After spending 25 years as a software engineer in
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Another week passes and another wave of layoffs crashes through the technology industry like a tidal wave. At this point, the disappearance of thousands of highly experienced engineers has become so common that it barely
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Mother’s Day weekend took us to Pennsylvania to visit my parents. At some point during dinner at a fancy Chinese restaurant, an amusing but strangely revealing family intervention unfolded across the table. Two of the th
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Hello world. I’m an unemployed ex–Big Tech software engineer, watching from the outside as the industry I helped build pours billions into its next obsession: quantum computing. Some say it’s the next trillion-dollar ind
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Reflections from an unemployed ex–Big Tech engineer navigating a changing world Hello world. For the first time in more than two decades, I find myself standing outside the system I once helped build. After 25 years in t
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There was a moment at a small, crowded Chinese restaurant in Queens that I haven’t been able to shake. I’ve been on an unexpected pause in life lately, an ex–big tech software engineer with 25 years behind the keyboard,
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Hello world, There’s something oddly clarifying about involuntary stillness. After 25 years in big tech, I didn’t expect “early retirement” to be the thing that finally gave me perspective but here we are. When the noise
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Hello world, I’m an unemployed ex–big tech software engineer with 25 years in the industry. That sentence tends to land somewhere between confession and credibility, depending on how charitable you’re feeling. Lately, I’
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After 25 years in the tech industry, I never expected to be here—unemployed, months removed from Big Tech, and living what can only be described as an involuntary early retirement. And yet, something surprising happened.
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It’s been over 100 days since I was laid off from Big Tech after a 25+ year career in the tech industry. What followed wasn’t panic or fear, but something far more complex: a complete rewiring of how I think about work,
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It’s another week, another wave of layoffs, and once again the same question bubbles to the surface: who or what is really responsible? For many American software engineers, the H-1B visa program has become an easy targe
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I didn’t expect to find it in my home office, finishing up a quick side project. But there it was, a realization that hit harder than any production outage I’ve ever debugged: What used to take a startup, millions in fun
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These days, in my unexpected post–Big Tech era, I spend a fair amount of time cooking for my family. There are worse fates. On this particular day, I was making stir-fried pork and turnips, which felt appropriate somehow
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The other day, I was standing at a gas pump, watching the numbers climb beside my aging Honda CR-V, when something felt… off. Gas prices had jumped nearly 40% in a single week. That kind of movement doesn’t happen in a v
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Hello world. Not long ago, I was a senior software engineer in Big Tech, part of an industry that once felt like the unstoppable engine of the modern economy. For more than 25 years, my days were structured around produc
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Hello world. I’m an unemployed former Big Tech software engineer with 25 years in the technology industry. These days I joke that I’m in “involuntary early retirement.” One unexpected side effect of that situation is tim
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Many years ago, I was a mid-level developer at a consulting company. I remember staring up at the org chart and wondering how people became architects, then senior architects, then technical directors. It felt mysterious
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Hello world. I’m an unemployed ex–Big Tech software engineer with 25+ years in the trenches of the software industry. I’ve ridden the dot-com bubble, offshoring waves, mobile revolutions, cloud migrations, and whatever w
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Hello world. After more than 25 years in the software industry, and an unexpected exit from Big Tech, I found myself in an unfamiliar situation: time. Lots of it. The kind of time engineers rarely have, the kind that inv
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