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I help knowledge workers w/ career strategy for the post-AI economy. Written by an accidental entrepreneur for fractional operators and anyone who's stopped waiting for permission. One essay each week: careers aren't ladders, they're portfolios.

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About Alex Randall Kittredge

I help knowledge workers build portfolio career strategies for the post-AI economy. Written by an accidental entrepreneur for fractional operators and anyone who's stopped waiting for permission. Careers aren't ladders, they're portfolios.

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