Writing

Essays on systems thinking, AI, behavioral science, and engineering leadership.

I write about how teams actually work—not how we wish they worked.

What I Write About

  • • Why decisions stall and how to unstick them
  • • Making invisible work visible
  • • AI as infrastructure, not feature
  • • Behavioral patterns in engineering organizations
  • • The neuroscience of team performance

Published on andersonnjen.com and syndicated to Decision Velocity newsletter.

Essays

Every Production System Is an Experiment

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When the Same Mess Keeps Appearing, the Problem Isn't Technical

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AI as a Decision Engine: Rethinking Modernization Strategy in Enterprise Portfolios

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From Idea to Global Product in Days: What Learning Llama Academy Reveals About AI-Native Business

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When AI Becomes the Team: Rethinking How We Build Products

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How AI Actually Sees Your Content - And Why It Matters More Than SEO

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Designing Authority in the Age of AI: Why Trust Is the Real Optimization

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Leading Agents Like Teams: A Practical Guide to Multi-Agent Orchestration

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The Future of Work Isn't Coding - It's Orchestrating Intelligent Agents

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Why AI Demands an Experimental Mindset - and How Leaders Can Build It

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Teaching Systems Thinking with AI: What Building a Weather Agent Taught Me

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Why Instrumentation Is the Foundation of Innovation

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Staying Calm Under Pressure: Lessons from Scaling Systems

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Main Themes

1. Behavioral Science + Engineering

How insights from neuroscience and psychology apply to engineering teams. Pattern detection, cognitive load, decision-making under pressure.

2. AI & Systems Thinking

How AI changes infrastructure, product development, and organizational structure. Not AI features—AI as foundation.

3. Engineering Leadership

Team health, invisible work, decision-making, and the evolving role of technical leadership in product organizations.

All articles connect theory to practice. I'm not interested in abstract concepts—only insights you can actually use.

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Topics Include

  • • Decision science for technical leaders
  • • Behavioral patterns in engineering organizations
  • • Team health and performance
  • • AI implementation and strategy
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I publish 1-2 articles per month on topics at the intersection of behavioral science, AI, and engineering leadership.

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