PLEASE FIX: AI, Anxiety, & White-Collar Work in Law & Beyond

PLEASE FIX: AI, Anxiety, & White-Collar Work in Law & Beyond

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PLEASE FIX: AI, Anxiety, & White-Collar Work in Law & Beyond

PLEASE FIX: AI, Anxiety, & White-Collar Work in Law & Beyond

Sale price  $28.99 Regular price $34.99
Please Fix: AI, Anxiety, & White-Collar Work in Law & Beyond is a sharp, funny, and unexpectedly humane exploration of White-Collar career anxiety and survival in the age of AI.

Written by a Manhattan-based former BigLaw attorney, decade-long Unicorn AI investor, honors graduate of the London School of Economics and active member of the TED community, this book pulls back the curtain on the velocity of AI driven change coming for the White-Collar workplace.

Through wit, historical observation, humor, personal insight, and brutally accurate workplace storytelling,
Please Fix examines:

• How artificial intelligence is reshaping law firms, finance, consulting, and knowledge work
• Why AI anxiety is spreading among lawyers, associates, law students, and ambitious professionals
• The future of white-collar work in an era of automation, AI systems, and large language models
• What elite workplaces actually feel like behind the prestige and compensation
• Why intelligence alone is no longer enough in the AI economy
• The difference between human judgment and machine-generated output
• How professionals can remain valuable, adaptive, and psychologically resilient during technological disruption

At once philosophical, practical, and darkly comedic,
Please Fix speaks directly to a generation navigating burnout, economic uncertainty, digital acceleration, and the psychological pressure of constant machine-driven competition.
This is not a technical manual about artificial intelligence.
It is a survival guide for humans living through it.

Perfect for:
• Lawyers and law students
• Big Law associates and junior professionals
• Consultants, bankers, startup founders, and knowledge workers
• Fans of psychologically observant nonfiction in the style of Alain de Botton, Morgan Housel, Adam Grant, and Malcolm Gladwell
• Readers interested in artificial intelligence, automation, productivity, and the future of work
• Professionals navigating burnout, career transitions, and workplace anxiety

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