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The Involuntary Bus Factor Test
Ten days of forced downtime, an audit I didn't volunteer for, and exactly where to find me in Vegas.
Sep 28
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Michael Domingo
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The Braindate Is the Product
The sessions are the brochure. The conversations are the product.
Sep 21
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Michael Domingo
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How to Work a Conference When You’re Not the Keynote
Your boss spent four grand to send you. The deliverable is not a badge selfie.
Sep 14
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Michael Domingo
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The Graveyard Tour: Everyone Who Fixed Hiring, and Why the Fix Keeps Dying
Part 1 argued the hiring arms race is a prisoner’s dilemma running exactly as designed. This is the part where we meet everyone who tried to end it.
Sep 8
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Michael Domingo
3
August 2026
The Pre-Rising Audit
Five things to check in your tenant before 40,000 people try to sell you the future.
Aug 31
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Michael Domingo
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Bot vs. Bot
The Hiring Arms Race Isn't Broken. It's Working as Designed.
Aug 24
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Michael Domingo
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Backpack to Boardroom
SHRM sells belonging to students and dread to everyone who bought in. Then it lost $11.5 million proving it can’t do the job it certifies you for.
Aug 22
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Michael Domingo
Unicorns, Builders, and the HRIS Gang: What Our Nicknames Are Admitting
tldr; Two people I respect and myself have three different names for the same job.
Aug 19
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Michael Domingo
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Twenty People Approved It by Not Questioning It
A Tuesday morning, a comp range, and the failure everyone will call an AI failure.
Aug 17
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Michael Domingo
Silver Lake Isn't the Villain: Workday Already Ran the PE Playbook Without Them
Everyone's bracing for what private equity would do to Workday. Check the last eighteen months first.
Aug 14
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Michael Domingo
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The Actual Tally: What 91 People Called Themselves
Almost nobody used a title. Four in ten gave me an if-statement instead, and it only runs when a human asks.
Aug 10
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Michael Domingo
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The Tuesday Singularity: Why the Biggest Moment in AI Won't Feel Like One
Sam Altman says it's here. The AI disagrees, my seventh grader shrugged, and the cloud era already taught us how this actually goes.
Aug 3
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Michael Domingo
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