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tl;dr seems to be "get an assistant so you can focus". yea, I imagine that helps quite a bit. but it doesn't really address the problem, nor is it accessible
by Groxx 8y ago
tl;dr seems to be "get an assistant so you can focus".
yea, I imagine that helps quite a bit. but it doesn't really address the problem, nor is it accessible to the vast majority of people.
- colechristensen 8y agoHonestly, it should be. Take the amount of productivity amplification you can get with assistants and pay the assistant 80% of that. It doesn't have to be 'everybody gets a personal assistant'. Managers and PMs and the like should be taking on these kinds of roles, but in my experience they either don't do it or they turn it into micromanaging which makes things more, not less difficult.
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- stan_rogers 8y agoIt's more a matter of "hire (or budget for) assistants so your prize people can focus".