When I moved to the Netherlands 🇳🇱 I didn't know the basics of getting a job in another continent. I arrived with a few years of experience from India and had no idea about how to navigate European job market. 🧵 Here are the things that helped me land a job in 6 weeks!

When coal engines became more efficient, coal miners worried that the demand would reduce. But the opposite happened. Demand soared. New trains were added. The transition period was painful. Right now, we’re in a painful technological transition with AI dominating every field...

It is virtually impossible for AI agents to run on a $200/month subscription. Infrastructure and running costs alone for agents, are way more than that. The math just doesn't add up. What we are paying for right now is only the tip of the iceberg. medium.com/p/08f00e43b69f

It is virtually impossible for AI agents to run on a $200/month subscription. Infrastructure and running costs alone for agents, are way more than that. The math just doesn't add up. What we are paying for right now is only the tip of the iceberg. medium.com/p/08f00e43b69f

AI didn’t lower the stakes. It just made it faster to reach them. Fail fast. Learn faster.

When everything becomes easy to do, You stop being rewarded for doing more. You start being rewarded for choosing better.

If anything, AI just makes it easier to move fast in the wrong direction. And the scary part? It often feels right while you’re doing it.

We’ve basically brought the cost of execution down to zero. You can spin up ideas, run analysis, test directions — all in minutes now. And that’s incredible. But also… a bit dangerous. Because while execution got cheap, the cost of being wrong didn’t.

Being right is useless if you can’t convince anyone. And that's true in every job, and every business of the world. You maybe right, but being right all by yourself won't help you much.

AI is like an intern who works very fast but needs very clear instructions. Because it's an intern. Remember that. Always!

People think AI saves time. It doesn't always. It only saves time for people who know exactly what they want.

The best designers I know are very good at explaining simple things clearly.

If everything in your portfolio looks perfect, you probably never worked on a real product.

Most careers don’t fail because of lack of skill. They fail because of lack of visibility.

In real product teams, the best idea rarely wins. The best explained idea does.

AI is not bad at writing. Most people are bad at asking.

People often write mediocre prompts for AI, and expect exceptional outcome. It can’t happen. One of the things has to change.

2025 was about vibe-coding, 2026 will be about consequences - medium.com/womenintechnology…