Sadia worked for seven years as a product manager at a series of London-based tech startups before making the move into writing. She had spent years explaining complex digital products to non-technical stakeholders and discovered that translating ideas into plain language was what she did best. Her work covers the business application of technology — how companies adopt AI, what digital transformation actually looks like on the ground, and what the future of work means for British professionals. She writes with insider knowledge and no tolerance for buzzwords. She is based in Manchester, mentors early-career women in tech and has a side interest in the ethics of automation.
Private sector pay growth in Britain slowed to its weakest pace in almost six years in the three months to June, while unemployment...
BySadia MahmoodAugust 18, 2026SaaS tools at work can reduce repetitive administration, improve collaboration and give teams access to specialist software without running their own infrastructure. But...
BySadia MahmoodJuly 25, 2026Cybersecurity skills are no longer limited to IT teams. In a small business, every employee who uses email, cloud software, shared documents or...
BySadia MahmoodJuly 20, 2026Startup failure can be more instructive than success stories because it exposes the decisions that stop working when cash, time and attention become...
BySadia MahmoodJuly 15, 2026Digital skills at work are becoming part of almost every role in a small business, from administration and sales to finance, operations and...
BySadia MahmoodJuly 6, 2026AI in the workplace is changing how employees research, draft, analyse, schedule and manage routine information. The useful skill is not simply knowing...
BySadia MahmoodJuly 1, 2026