Tag: julie lary
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Trickle-down insecurity
Applying for a position with a security company percolated a recent incident in which my NordicTrack was infected with malware.… Read more.
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Marketing to consumers: A mystery
A question posted by a recruiter as to whether I’ve marketed to consumer, got me thinking whether I truly understand… Read more.
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Human Ingenuity versus Deepfake
A performance of Mozart’s Requiem got me thinking about whether AI-generated content should be labeled to distinguish it from that… Read more.
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Shortcoming of AI’s lack of subjectivity
Having written communications for Microsoft that weave in the magic of artificial intelligence and its ability to solve seemingly impossible… Read more.
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AI, a welcome tool, not necessarily a replacement
Seeing several posts on LinkedIn, written by an AI-powered chatbot got me thinking about the strengths of AI along with… Read more.
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If casting directors were recruiters…
Seeing the flick “You People” got me thinking about the difference between casting directors and recruiters, and the value of… Read more.
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Price is increasingly the key determinant of food purchases
My latest article about “Marketing from the Grocery Aisles” on how predictive analytics is becoming essential for precision pricing and… Read more.
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Jettisoning of Employees is only a Quick Fix
Originally appeared on LinkedIn on January 27, 2023 On the north end of Whidbey Island, where I live, is the… Read more.
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Sock Puppet to Sturdy
Reentering the job market got me thinking about the “sturdiness” of jobs compared to the 1990’s and the start of… Read more.
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Trickle-down Dishonesty
Originally posted on LinkedIn on December 28, 2022 In September 1953, workers on the final wing assembly line at an… Read more.
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New assignment results in my reexamining my messaging prowess
This week, I started a new engagement. I also instantly went from “rock star” to “nincompoop.” It happened within minutes… Read more.
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Harassment: Hidden, but not forgotten
In January, I started a new position. Along with having to ramp up, I needed to take a series of… Read more.
