Rakesh Saha: The Invisible Layoff, Gebunden

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AI isn't replacing professionals overnight. Instead, it is quietly reshaping work - removing judgment, narrowing influence, and ending careers without ending jobs.

The Invisible Layoff examines how roles erode without formal layoffs, why capable professionals often fail to recognize the shift until their options have already narrowed, and how authority can disappear while titles and pay remain unchanged.

In many modern organizations, decisions once made through experience now arrive preformed by systems. Judgment is bypassed. Responsibility remains, but influence thins. Work that once created value slowly fades, without ever being formally removed.

This book names that process.

Rather than focusing on job loss, it explores the loss of relevance: roles that shrink without changing titles, responsibility that remains while authority disappears, experience reduced to oversight, careers that stall long before they officially end.

Written without hype, technical jargon, or individual blame, the book offers a clear framework for understanding how AI-enabled systems are reshaping decision-making, power, and professional growth inside organizations.

It includes a short diagnostic to help readers recognize whether their role is quietly losing influence, before the change becomes impossible to ignore.

This is not a career guide and it does not offer false reassurance. Instead, it makes the invisible visible, giving language to a reality many professionals already sense but cannot yet articulate.

For anyone who feels their influence shrinking despite continued employment, The Invisible Layoff offers clarity about what is already happening, and why stability can be more dangerous than disruption.