Mr SwiftUI

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The cost of being average has never been higher. AI helps businesses eliminate mediocre employees. That is no longer a question. But it's not that AI is replacing workers. It's that ultra-talented team members, now armed with significantly more leverage, can play the role 5 other people used to have to play. And it's worth explaining why: AI allows for significantly easier CONTEXT SWITCHING. One single person can now wear multiple hats within a department because they have pre-set projects & skills that let's them "boot up" into the work much faster. These hold context and keep you organized in real time without having to hang on to the mental open loops. It's why you're seeing CEOs commit code again. They can immediately jump from a board meeting into coding mode because their AI projects can remind them where they left off. And this type of "flattening" is going to happen to every business. One talented marketer can write ads, record ads, run ads, write emails, set up funnel tech, and write social content. That used to take 5 people. Insert whatever department or skill you want, and the example holds. It will be the AI Orchestrators accomplishing more themselves than large teams used to accomplish. Margins will be higher, and these talented individuals will receive massive amounts of compensation. This isn't fear mongering. Just look around! You will not find a company actively looking to expand its headcount right now. And it's only getting started. So. What does that mean for you? I would recommend 2 things: 1. Get as close to revenue generation as possible. The more direct revenue you produce for the company, the less likely you will end up in these cuts. The further you are from revenue, the easier your role will be consolidated into someone else's. 2. Enter into a significant period of AI immersion. You need to take your upskilling very seriously. You want to put yourself in a position to orchestrate and play multiple roles at once. Stay on the bleeding edge of every model, proactively look to take on more responsibility, and force yourself into becoming more efficient and leveraged with these tools. There is no downside to doing this and there is always upside from becoming more talented. Best of luck ✊

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