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How NOT to work?
2024 is different than 2023. More different than 2022.
If you are still working like you did a few years ago, thaaat wouldn't cut it.
What are some of the changes you see?
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Stella
Turn off your notifications, close your laptop, and go outside to touch some grass 😅
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@stella_nerd Yes love this! The biggest difference between then and now is that we work harder than ever!
Hey! Interesting topic, times are changing in all aspects. Now work is connected with using AI wisely, working remotely and in my case finding peaceful place to be safe.
@kate_ramakaieva makes sense. We seem to rush to work without thinking much about ourselves. That needs change.
Obviously AI has changed the game in terms of how to work and I guess that's specific to each industry and role. It allows me in content to work much faster.
In addition it's opened up a whole new avenue in terms of our own product development.
I would say the BIGGEST differences are;
1. AI processes
2. Data driven (everything decisions)
3. Working in real time feedback as opposed to 'post' reporting
@lisa_steingold1 Not just AI, everything else has also changed quite a bit that used to take years of incremental changes. But great pointers :)
Working in 2024 without adapting is like using a rotary phone in the age of smartphones - you're bound to get left behind! What used to suffice might now be a tech dinosaur in disguise.
this year everything requires AI. like in the days when we read blogs and now watch videos
Yes, it's the era of AI and we can't work in this era in the same style as we used to work in 22 & 23.
Some changes include having more tools integrated for better team communication, user communication and optimizing the process with AI. But if you are just talking about remote working, I have been working in that setting from a long time now.
A new addition in life is workations and more frequently working from Cafes.
You've got 24 hours in a day, so try to stick to a max of 7 hours of work. Trust me, I've done the whole 12-13-14 hour grind, and it just leaves you feeling isolated. At first, overworking might make you feel like you're getting a lot done, but after a while, it takes over your life. If you're aiming to be an entrepreneur, overworking will actually mess you up. You'll lose touch with reality and won't be able to spot the problems you need to solve to build something great.