Generative AI is here. There’s no way around that. It is affecting a lot of professions out there, and the list will only grow. At the same time, the examples of AI being used to the detriment of – at best – the user (and, at worst, everyone) seems to grow on a regular basis. There are many reasons for this. From my perspective, the single biggest contributing factor is that people don’t understand what can and can not be delegated.
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Creating a safe working environment through information sharing
In my job, I use a number of collaboration tools. From email and instant messaging to browser-based collaboration platforms, they help me get information, generate information, and share information. My ambition is that the vast majority of questions any of my colleagues may have about the peculiarities of our customer-facing systems. Our documentation systems are open – at least to reading – by default. This way, anyone can look up information on any system.
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Failure, learning, and company culture
I’ve had a number of posts drawing on the experiences from my bachelor studies, that I started some six years ago. I’m currently studying what will be the final module, focusing on entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainability. This has led me to think about the differences between intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship – which can be summed up as whether you’re engaging in innovation and change within an existing business (intrapreneurship) or in a newly formed venture (entrepreneurship). In the extension of this, I’ve also been reflecting a lot about company culture.
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