As always, I like to share some of the interesting links that I have come across. I hope you enjoy these interesting reads as much as I did.
Oceans 11, but on the internet: The hacker economy is “booming and robust” according to Corey Thomas, CEO of cybersecurity company Rapid7. He joined Business Casual to talk about why it seems like there are so many software companies right now and why we’re seeing so much investment in the cybersecurity industry. [Business Casual]
The best thing we read this week: From spitting and Aperol spritzers to Chris Pine memes, perfect purple outfits, and papers being served, here’s everything you wanted to know about the drama-filled Don’t Worry Darling press tour. And admit it, you definitely want to know. [The Ringer]
And one more thing: Take your time with this comprehensive obituary for Queen Elizabeth II. [The Guardian]
In the latest attempt to bring employees back to the office, some companies are letting employees work remotely—in exchange for a pay cut.
Don’t let your job sideline your career. Tap into this HBR article for tips on prioritizing your career and personal brand over your current position.
Watch: There’s nothing quite like family drama, especially in the Targaryen dynasty. This explainer video clears up all the questions you probably have about the complicated House of the Dragon marriages and backstories.
The mental health discourse on TikTok describes a collective lack of motivation these days. People aren’t depressed—they just don’t see the point in anything and are questioning the purpose of careers, hobbies, and other behaviors. Is this what ambition burnout looks like?