How experienced IT professionals should actually use AI tools
The goal isn't to use AI more — it's to use it so it moves you up, not sideways. Here's how experienced professionals turn AI tools into leverage instead of a quiet trap.
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IT careers, decoded for the GenAI era
Straight, no-hype guidance for freshers breaking in, experienced professionals staying relevant, and the parents & mentors guiding them — grounded in ~25 years in the industry and the book The Resilient IT Professional.
The half of your IT job AI can't touch — and how to move toward it
Every IT role has two halves — the part AI is absorbing, and the part it can't. Your whole future depends on which half you're spending your days in. Here's how to see the line and move to the right side of it.
Read article →Manual QA in the age of AI test generation — your next move
AI can now generate test cases and scripts fast, and manual QA feels squarely in the crosshairs. But the part of quality that actually matters isn't the part AI does. Here's where a QA career goes next.
Read article →Should my child choose computer science in the AI era?
With AI writing code and headlines full of tech layoffs, many parents wonder if computer science is still the right choice for their child. The short answer is yes — but choosing CS and succeeding in it are now two different things.
Read article →The IT job market your child faces isn't the one you knew
The best thing a parent can do is guide from an accurate map. But the IT job market has changed so much that the map many parents carry is quietly out of date. Here's what's actually different now.
Read article →Is IT still a good career for the next 10 years for my child?
Parents think in decades, not job cycles — you want to know if IT will still be a good bet for your child ten years out. Here's an honest long-horizon view, and why the answer depends less on the field than on how your child navigates it.
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