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Tariq Waseem

Imagine one week without WhatsApp, Grammarly, and ChatGPT

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Imagine a week without WhatsApp, Grammarly, and ChatGPT while living in the same professional setting. Share your view on how it will disrupt productivity and peace of mind in your professional life.

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Ahmed Mobin
The peace of mind.
Lukas Rüger
I call that "Vacation"
Huynh Trinh
My life keeps going on. It’s just another week.
Tariq Waseem
@trinhdhuynh It appears that you have cultivated a reduced reliance on technology. Enhancing our skills to a proficient level, thereby minimizing our dependence on technology, is commendable.
Huynh Trinh
@mr_tariq_waseem_ Actually I am still relying on other Apps instead. I am trying to get dependence on technology completely.
Muhammad Anees
can't live without it
Carter Michael
I used to use chatGPT a lot as a tool and set myself a little goal of pulling back, not only did I get way better at what I was supplementing it for before, but now using it I find its outputs way more rudimentary. Should preface that I'm not referring to coding. BUT, would recommend hardly using it. Find my end products are a lot better as well.
Bri
WhatsApp? Telegram is where it's at! Well that is what I prefer anyway.
Sanyan Sharma
Mental peace!
rimsha awan
It would be quite difficult.
Neha
Can imagine without Grammarly or WhatsApp but can't with ChatGPT
Tariq Waseem
@neha_8 What is the nature of your job?
Anastasia Liamets
Let’s say, it would be much more difficult without Slack or Calendly
PRIYANKA MANDAL
I can't imagine the struggle. 😄
Angelina Shaw
A week without WhatsApp, Grammarly, and ChatGPT sounds like a digital detox challenge! It would be interesting to see how communication and writing adapt during this time.
Rana Ahmed Waheed
It could be a chance to reconnect with traditional communication methods and sharpen manual writing skills.
Harry Turner
Going without WhatsApp, Grammarly, and ChatGPT for a week might reveal the true extent of our dependence on technology and prompt a reevaluation of our communication habits.