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My team's AI tool flagged 80% of our entry-level tasks for automation
We ran an audit at my marketing agency in Phoenix last month, and the report came back saying four out of five tasks for our junior staff could be handled by our new AI systems. It wasn't about firing people, but it meant their jobs had to change fast. We're now trying to train them on more complex project management instead of just data entry. Has anyone else had to completely rewrite a job description because of something like this?
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keith_gibson15d ago
Yeah, that's a tough spot. We had to rebuild our whole content assistant role from the ground up last year. Went from scheduling posts and pulling basic metrics to them now running A/B tests and editing AI draft copy. It's a better job, honestly, but the scramble to train everyone felt chaotic. Good on you for focusing on training instead of just cutting people.
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ross.lily15d ago
Ugh, that training scramble sounds so stressful. Glad it worked out for the better though.
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owens.anthony15d ago
Oh man, that training scramble sounds like pure chaos lol.
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