The Age
·general
·2 hours ago
That meeting you hate may stop AI from stealing your job
Dan Sirk, a fractional executive, shared that AI tools have accelerated his workload, allowing him to take on more responsibilities. He currently attends 10 meetings weekly, predicting a 50 percent increase if he joins a third company. Despite AI's efficiency, human interactions remain essential, highlighting the importance of personal skills in the evolving job market.
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