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Why The Recruiting Lattice Exists

Dec 31, 2026

Why The Recruiting Lattice Exists

Mental models, multi-disciplinary thinking, and why I started this newsletter

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Me vs. Us, Us vs. Them

May 5, 2026

Me vs. Us, Us vs. Them

The moral wiring that makes gut feel accurate for some candidates and biased for others

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How hiring processes create the scarcity they measure

Apr 28, 2026

How hiring processes create the scarcity they measure

Talent shortages don't just happen. Hiring teams build them, then measure them.

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What Your Best Employees Have in Common (And Why It Doesn't Matter)

Apr 21, 2026

What Your Best Employees Have in Common (And Why It Doesn't Matter)

The "affirming the consequent" fallacy and the competency model built from survivors

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Fragments, Plots, and the Narrative Fallacy of Hiring

Apr 14, 2026

Fragments, Plots, and the Narrative Fallacy of Hiring

Why we find 'clean arcs' in fragmented histories, and how to build a recruitment process that values evidence over intuition.

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Fake Universals: Why Your Hiring Criteria Describe Everyone and No One

Apr 7, 2026

Fake Universals: Why Your Hiring Criteria Describe Everyone and No One

Anthropologists call them 'fake universals.' In recruiting, they turn your scorecards into expensive decoration and your debriefs into guessing games.

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