In my previous blog, A Case for Process, I used some of the issues associated with the commercial adoption of LLMs and the tools built upon them to highlight the importance of developing a process for making resource allocation decisions. I am taking this opportunity to speak more generally about what I see as the benefits of applying a structured, process-oriented approach to decision-making. The specifics of the process used can vary, but what it should offer in the form of

There is a tip I learned from a company mandated cybersecurity training. The subject of the lesson was how to reduce the chance you will fall victim to email phishing. The narrator claimed that an email written to evoke a sense of urgency is one of the many things to watch out for. The idea is that if the author is successful in making you think you need to take immediate action, you will do so without thinking. You may even do something that, under normal circumstances, you