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Tactics without architecture is excellent work in the wrong direction.
In 2026, three data points changed how I think about career strategy.
The market quietly raised the bar for entry-level professionals without raising the training budget.
Research from Harvard revealed that where you work shapes your trajectory as much as how hard you work.
And a phenomenon called talent hoarding is blocking career growth from inside the companies where people already work.
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