Work Tech Weekly Newsletter Archive
Work Tech Weekly
A weekly newsletter covering work technology funding, acquisitions, and industry analysis.
You’re Not Going To Like What Comes After Marketing
Another reminder that AI-driven GTM is a different game, plus funding news and this week's podcast with Jenn Harrold.
Read IssueWhat Happens When The Disruptor Becomes The Incumbent?
Rumors of a Workday deal short-circuited the SaaSpocalypse narrative, plus funding news and this week's podcast with Eric Nitzberg
Read IssueGulp Fiction: An Industry Cliché Runs Into Reality
A look at how AI blew up Work Tech’s greatest fiction, plus tech earnings and employee benefits are on wild rides, plus this week's podcast ...
Read IssueMania Math: The AI Arbitrage Play Has a Fatal Flaw
A look at how the math underlying the whole headcount-for-tokens arbitrage is shakier than the earnings calls suggest, plus funding news ...
Read IssueYour AI Content Problem Is Actually a Data Problem
Your AI content is only as good as its inputs, plus Work Tech industry news and this week's podcast with Lana Peters.
Read IssueLower-Value Human Capital: The Worst Commencement Address Ever
A look at how AI is a huge damper on graduation season, plus funding news and this week's podcast with Opal Wagnac of Darwinbox.
Read IssueThe Hiring Market Is Lying to You
The hiring recovery is real in the spreadsheet. In the actual market, it's more complicated. WTW goes deep on the trust problem in today's ...
Read IssueOK Doomer: AI Isn’t Killing Jobs, According to AI Investors
Galloway says the AI job apocalypse is manufactured fear. A16z agrees. Freshworks just laid off 11% anyway. Plus funding news and the Matt ...
Read IssueIs The Workday Debate Actually About Workday? Not Really.
Four smart analysts looked at Workday and saw four different companies. That's not analysis failure — it's an accurate picture of a market ...
Read IssueThe Market Isn’t Pricing Your Numbers. It’s Pricing Your Narrative.
Wall Street is done grading on a curve. Here's what separates winners from losers in enterprise software — and why messaging matters more ...
Read Issue