It’s often said that if you really need something done, you should ask the busiest person in the company.The phrase is half-joking, but it rings true: people are often busy because they’ve delivered good work before—and are trusted with more as a result.
Corollary: The usual reward for good work is more work.
AI is a huge stress reliever for me, removing a lot of the time-consuming tasks that put my goals at risk: * Meeting notes: Activating AI during meetings saves me from the tedious work of cleaning up hand-written notes afterward. * No configuration rabbit holes: I no longer spend hours
I deeply love working with UN agencies like WHO, WFP and UNICEF, meeting inspiring people who have dedicated their lives to the greater good. The multicultural environment is magical: these are places where you realize how much we share as humans before our cultures differentiate us. It sometimes feels like
Just updated the design of my little hospital shift scheduling system ZoFA, for the benefit of its 550 active users and for the third time in its 19 years of existence. Thanks to AI, it only took me around 6 hours of work, not even that focused. I probably wouldn’
My tendency is to write my messages with minimal words. Maximum throughput. Omit needless words. But in practice, most people need the 12 extra words of social padding to know I’m not mad at them. Also, as I learned when teaching, verbally, everybody needs a bit of repetition.