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Human at Work #004 - Have the Conversation (opens the original)
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Going into voice mode on ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever is so easy.I don’t need to wait for someone to be available or schedule a meeting. Frictionless.At work, Copilot can quickly draft an email for me based on the context of the email and conversations I’ve had in Teams. I don’t need to manually draft much anymore. I can just accept the proposed AI response.And if someone does something that bothers me, it’s very easy to jump into ChatGPT, talk it through, sense-check whether I’m overreacting, a
Human at Work #003 - Keep The Friction (opens the original)
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After I posted my last Human at Work note, I opened ChatGPT and asked it a very simple question:What’s the next topic again?It reminded me: Keep the Friction.And then it drafted the article.The whole thing.And, annoyingly, it wasn’t bad.But I had to tell it: Thank you, but I didn’t ask you to write it. I just wanted you to remind me what the topic was. This isn’t how we work.The irony.Here I was, preparing to write an article called Keep the Friction, and ChatGPT had very helfully removed all th
Human at Work #002 — Did you even think, bro? (opens the original)
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Pet peeves. Who doesn’t have them?I once overheard someone telling another colleague his. It was about a certain other colleague who took the sole copy of the department’s daily newspaper into the bathroom stall at 10 am every morning. (PS: I never touched the department copy of the newspaper again. shudders. And I’m clearly aging myself with the physical newspaper reference — yes, this was over a decade ago…)Some pet peeves, we should probably keep to ourselves. But I’ll share one of mine: the
It Wasn’t a Breakup - But the Time Apart Brought Me Back to Myself. (opens the original)
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It wasn’t intentional. The sabbatical, that is.At first, I was “Wintering” (then it turned into Spring and Summer break because life got spicy) and unintentionally stopped using most digital tools. ChatGPT. Gemini. Copilot (yes, Copilot. Don’t judge me). Claude.They all just… faded away for a season.And it was good.Now I’m rustling out of hibernation and slowly starting to use them again. But I’ve noticed something. I’ve weaned my relian
Human at Work #001 - Were You the Difficult Interaction This Week? (opens the original)
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