광화문덕 is a journalist at META-X.
A project manager describes being overwhelmed in a chaotic meeting, bombarded with conflicting demands and struggling to decide between personal action and delegation. This vivid account captures the intense pressure and confusion faced by PMs navigating complex project environments.
Opting for an unplanned electric bike ride with his son in Yonago, the author discovered the profound beauty of a slower pace. This leisurely exploration, fast enough to feel the wind but slow enough to observe surroundings, offered a fresh perspective on the city, his son, and himself, mirroring a
In the age of EVs, AI, dark factories and autonomous driving, the most valuable capability for a car company may no longer be manufacturing alone, but the ability to make people want its cars.
Venturing to Yonago, Japan, a city both father and son knew little about, became a unique journey to fulfill a promise. Despite pre-trip work stress, the author embraced the unknown, anticipating a memorable escape and discovery.
Two and a half years after a promise made in Osaka, a father and son embark on a long-awaited trip to Japan. Their journey to the unfamiliar city of Yonago finally takes off, overcoming two previous cancellations, including a planned trip to Jeju Island.
The author recounts taking on their first Proposal PM role, a significant challenge requiring leadership in team and project management. Despite lacking prior experience, they were given the opportunity to grow, reflecting on the trust placed in them. The journey began with the daunting task of asse
Microsoft Teams Workplace Check-in updates employees’ work locations through registered Wi-Fi networks and desk devices. It is not currently a mobile GPS tracker or a historical attendance tool. Yet if location signals are combined with access logs, schedules, and activity data, a collaboration feat
AI is easing the fatigue of search and lowering barriers to planning, analysis, and development. But when AI learns from and summarizes content, creators can lose traffic, credit, rewards, and control. The edge now is not more knowledge, but intuition: knowing what to build, what to ask, and on what
This column delves into the author's early internet journey, driven by a desire for a personal online space. It reflects on the profound act of creating their first digital identity, 'sdjinny,' at age 20, and the enduring vision for a personalized portal.
Waking to an unusually hot June morning, the author questions if the sun is truly 'dying out' amidst an early summer heatwave. This column reflects on the stark contrast between current scorching temperatures and past memories of a milder, monsoon-prone June.
A quiet Saturday morning at a café. Sunlight slows time. A reflective column on finding stillness amid the noise of modern life and the weight of thoughts left unspoken.
A quiet morning, the city preparing for the day. A column on finding the appropriate demeanor for each role we inhabit — in life, work, and in the moments between.
Leaving Sogang University's Virtual Convergence Graduate School late at night, a philosophical reflection on whether identity transforms over time or is gradually revealed through experience.
Searching for the best free budget app led to a deeper question: where should I entrust my money? This is the story of discovering MoneyLab through Google AI recommendations.
Mid-April, the morning air feels strange — spring time, but summer heat already seeping in. A column on the gap between spending money and truly understanding one's relationship with it.
Mid-April and the morning air is strange. Setting out for a walk with my 13-year-old Yorkshire terrier 'Uni,' the air feels unfamiliar — and a philosophical question begins to form.
A Saturday morning, calling out a familiar name: 'Bixby, play a song that lifts my mood.' A column on how technology change confronts us before we choose it, reshaping daily life.
Rain falls slowly, like someone who knows how to linger. A column on the emerging reality of surveillance through smart glasses and what it means for privacy and daily life.
As AI enters an era of generating human language, mimicking thought, and expanding into creativity and judgment, discussions about technology are increasingly converging on questions about human existence itself.
A morning after spring rain. The overnight rain washed the city's dust and left a thin film of water on the streets. A column on what it means to pause in moments of fullness — in life and in appetite.