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Your job is being automated. Not in some distant future — right now.
The careers you were told were "safe" — marketing, legal, finance, software development — are being quietly dismantled by AI that works faster, cheaper, and never takes a sick day. Your manager knows. HR knows. No one is telling you.
This book does.
Written by a tech veteran with 20 years as CTO and CPO who watched entire teams get replaced, REPLACED gives you what no corporate training program will: the truth about where you stand and a concrete plan to survive.
Inside you'll discover:
-The Career Vulnerability Assessment — a 5-dimension scoring system to calculate your real risk before it's too late
-Four proven paths forward based on your score: hold your ground, go hybrid, hard pivot, or build a portfolio career
-90-day action plans for each path with real milestones
-Why "learn to code" was always terrible advice
-Real stories of displacement and reinvention from people who saw it coming — and people who didn't
This isn't a feel-good "upskill and you'll be fine" pep talk. It's a field guide for the mass career disruption already underway.
Your value score is being calculated right now. The only question is whether you'll see the verdict before it's too late.
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The Reluctant Futurist
The Reluctant Futurist has spent two decades in technology leadership as CTO and CPO, building the very AI systems now reshaping the workforce. After watching talented colleagues lose roles to automation — people he'd hired and mentored — he decided to write the book he wished someone had handed him earlier. REPLACED draws on insider knowledge of how companies evaluate, restructure, and eliminate positions, combined with a practical framework to help professionals future-proof their careers. He writes under a pen name not out of fear, but because the message matters more than the messenger.
