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Product Manager by day AI/ML/GenAI Enthusiast/Dev by night

Paris, FR
Joined August 2010
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Most people think the 9-to-5 is the natural state of work. They're wrong. The corporate grind is actually a radical, 150-year-long anomaly in the arc of human history. 🚩
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Now, AI is smashing that industrial cage. We are returning to the era of the independent agent. The "Company Man" is a dying breed. 💀
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Want to survive the shift? Follow me for more on the liquid workforce.
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1/ I spent months studying 30,000 years of labor history. Here's the conclusion that surprised me most: We were wrong about everything.
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4/ The internet lowered the costs. AI finished the job. The detour is ending. 5/ We're not entering some radical new future. We're returning to the main road.
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The destination was always independence. We're just finally back on track. → Read the full 5-chapter post: medium.com/@raphaellondner/u… If you enjoyed this thread, follow @rlondner for daily #FutureOfWork content.
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1/ Most people picture the future of work wrong. They imagine bigger offices. Smarter software. Fancier Zoom backgrounds. Here's what it actually looks like: 2/ The future of work isn't a cubicle. It's a campfire. Small, warm, intentional.
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3/ A few people doing work that matters. No commute. No HR email. No Sunday dread. Directly connected to the output. Just like the original. 4/ This isn't utopian thinking. It's historical pattern recognition. We did this for 30,000 years before the factory arrived.
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5/ The factory was the detour. The campfire was always the destination. → The full arc: medium.com/@raphaellondner/u… Retweet if you're building your campfire.
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The corporate safety net is dissolving. Here are 7 moves to make before it's fully gone: (From someone who studied years of labor history to figure this out) 1/ Audit your bundle. What tasks in your job could AI handle today? What's left is your sovereign value. Protect it.
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6/ Study how companies are fissuring. Every function they outsource = a new freelance market opening up. Follow the unbundling. That's where the opportunities are.
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7/ Recognize the trade-off you're accepting. Independence means high-stakes freedom over low-stakes stability Understanding the history makes the choice clearer → The full 5-part series: medium.com/@raphaellondner/u… If you enjoyed this, follow @rlondner for news on #FutureOfWork
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