I read a study that managers are the ones benefiting more from AI and it’s just getting started
I read a study that managers are the ones benefiting more from AI and it’s just getting started

I read a study that managers are the ones benefiting more from AI and it’s just getting started

Managers are saving over 2x the time individual contributors are with AI tools.
and it’s just starting

I had a conversation recently with a copywriting agency owner who let her contractors go because her own prompts were giving her the same output they were.

I believe that's one of the reasons you get a 2x gap between managers and everyone else.

In the same survey, 36% of managers said they're not likely to launch training for their employees on how to leverage AI, which makes the gap even bigger.

A manager's job was never to be the best individual operator in the room. It's to make everyone else better at the job. That doesn't change because the tool changed.

Why do you think there's a 100% gap between managers and their teams right now, and what would it actually take to close it?

Source: https://www.business.com/articles/ai-usage-smb-workplace-study/

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