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How to Stand Out on LinkedIn When AI Writes Everything (20,000-Post Ghostwriter POV) - w/ Shoaib (opens the original)
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A week before we recorded this, my nephew asked why I'd started posting on LinkedIn. He'd just finished college and started his first job, so I gave him the textbook answer about networks and opportunities. (I watched it bounce right off him.) Fair enough. If you're a new grad deep in a graduate job search, "build your network" sounds like homework with no due date. So I brought in someone who could answer him properly. Shoaib Ahmed is a LinkedIn ghostwriter who has written over 20,000 posts. Hi
How to Get Hired for Microsoft AI Roles Without Applying in 2026 using Recruiter Inbound Playbook - w/ Shrey (opens the original)
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Shrey Shah never applied to Microsoft. Microsoft executives watched him give a talk on AI coding workflows, then reached out. Meta came knocking not long after, asking for something similar. Here's the part that stings a little: that wasn't luck. It traces back to a decision he made years earlier, when senior engineers around him said going all in on AI-assisted coding would hurt his career. He ignored them. He was building with agents before agent jobs existed, and using Cursor before most engi
How to Start With AI When You've Already Decided It's Too Hard (13 Year Google Veteran POV) - w/ Aishwarya (opens the original)
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Thirteen years at Google. Trust and Safety in Hyderabad first, then the Bay Area, then most of the back half inside YouTube — finance, then analytics, then managing YouTube inventory and monetization. Then Aishwarya Raghavan quit. No job lined up. Two months later a friend referred her to a company she actually wanted. She didn't get it. That rejection landed right as the layoff headlines were peaking, and that's where this conversation starts. Most advice about the AI job market in 2026 is buil
How to Decide if a US Masters Is Worth It in 2026 (Purdue MBA Director POV) - w/ Prof Dunford (opens the original)
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Should an international student still move to the US for a master's right now? That's the question sitting in thousands of inboxes and WhatsApp groups this admissions cycle. Not "which school," not "what score." Just: should I go at all? Naman put it to someone who has watched this play out for over two decades — and who has no reason to sell you the dream. Professor Benjamin Dunford taught leadership and management at Purdue's Mitch Daniels School of Business, where he was academic director ove
How To Break Into Site Reliability Engineering on A F-1 Visa - w/ Sai Joshitha (opens the original)
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Somewhere it's 3 a.m. and a Kubernetes pod just quietly died. A guy in a different time zone taps his card for coffee and it works. He'll never know how close that was. Keeping him from finding out is Sai Joshitha's job. She's a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Visa. Here's the part I care about for anyone sitting on an F-1 right now. SRE is one of the most underrated doors into the US tech market, and almost nobody in the international student group chats is talking about it. Everyone's figh
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