RE: The manual solution to an automated problem

[creativemary]

Bringing more value is always a wise approach. I thought about a saying of Jim Rohn, that personal income usually doesn't exceed the level of personal development. As I pondered, I grasped the ingeniosity of this simple thought.
So as automation will indeed replace some individuals, it will also leave room for value. Therefore becoming a better person, on all leves, will always be a winning strategy

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[tarazkp]

I thought about a saying of Jim Rohn, that personal income usually doesn't exceed the level of personal development. As I pondered, I grasped the ingeniosity of this simple thought.

"What if we train our people and they leave?"
What if we don't and they stay?

Therefore becoming a better person, on all leves, will always be a winning strategy

One of the reflections of current tech and culture is, "don't change, you are perfect" and many take it to heart - and stay the same, regardless of how poor they feel and their results.

[creativemary]

I think that long term is better to offer an employee a beautiful environment in which they would grow. Grumpy employees dislike almost everything around them

[tarazkp]

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