Francesco
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Francesco
The way that I (and Igor) drew our maps is with the four axis method, although an “how to work with me” map does not have to follow this scheme and can take other shapes. For example a hand, where the creases in the palm are the axis and their intersection is where those skills meet. Or concentric circles, with each adding a layer/offer/something
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The prior generation of information technology favored the introverts, whereas the new AI bots are more likely to favor the extroverts. You will need to be showing off all the time that you are more than “one of them.” Originality, including “in your face” originality, will be at a premium. If you are afraid to be such a “show off,” how is the... See more
marginalrevolution.com • Who gains and loses from the new AI?
“We know the step we need to take forward. But are we willing to take that? Are we willing to be aberrant?
Are we willing to have people misunderstand us? People do not fully agree with us. People to maybe feel intimidated by us.
Sure, I accept that. I accept that if that means I get to be aberrant and I get to follow the path that feels right for
... See moreFrom Taking Life Offline: 71. The Power of Being Aberrant: Why Choosing a Different Path Changes Everything
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/taking-life-offline/id1702574337?i=1000674716522
I’m over writers and entertainers whose entire profit margin is driven by pointing out problematic stuff.
Everything is problematic. I don’t need another hot take to educate me about this.
– Dr Amber Hull
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studio-toto.github.ioFucking genius
The thing is, you probably have all the information you need already, you just can't bring yourself to sit down and listen to it, so you just keep chain-smoking podcasts and youtube videos, never really thinking, knowing deep down that the answers you seek are in the silence you're avoiding
Totally agree, but also is me saving this just another “here’s the answer I needed?”
The insincerity, the rampant performativity, the illusion of urgency, the perpetuation of ableist stereotypes, and the rudeness of ghosting – for better or worse, these are all things I associate with the job market today.
