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Upwork cut 24% of its own staff while its AI agent took over.
Block threw a $68M party, then cut 4,000 jobs five months later.
Starbucks posted $9.5B last quarter, then cut 2,300 jobs to pay for it.
The profit didn't vanish. It shifted to a layer most firms ignore.
A 99.4% gap sat in a document anyone could pull up.
82% of failures trace to a single assumption about cash.
It tells you who paid, not who profited.
One email turned 14 years of saved work into a 67-day clock.
Your monthly report can't tell the difference.
Zero data on which piece produced a paying client.
The missing posts hold the only pattern worth finding.
The people who already moved tell you more than any profile ever will.
