... where I've worked before: sorry, but my managers were to stupid for even MS excel. I hope, i will never ever again meet such people. If it ever happens tho

... where I've worked before: sorry, but my managers were to stupid for even MS excel. I hope, i will never ever again meet such people. If it ever happens though, I will leave the next day. You cant imagine what a struggle it is - even more of a struggle, when the premise is "manage up" and not "team up". The best part: Don't even understand what security is and means, but being really proud to announce taking part in security workshop for software architects. They don't even work in that area. The company did not even engage in any kind of code writing. The only code I've written there was large, nested formulas into the excel. And then, you have one, your manager - who is proud to take part in a security workshop???? ... They didn't even understand what that means. I suddenly lost all of my respect the second I read that in a mail conversation. The same for the AI Workshop, where one university wanted to discuss how they want to manage chatgpt usage with minors and home assignments. You can't believe it - "I take AI seriously" was the fastest answer I've ever heard. That will stay this way. But, its up to me now :) My plan is to build their processes around AI and by this put them out of business where it hurts the most. Its too easy, if you've worked there for 14 years and being the only one who have done everything from A to Z. Being "the actual company" ... So my plan is to utilize LLM and some image interpretation techniques. It is a highly technical thing. I can overview the business and what is happening there and I can tell, it will put some people out of work. If I really do this. By now, just trying to come up with a way of self-financing. Then to get my co-workers out of my ex-employers claws (they also can use my self-financing methods) and then we'll start with that :) so, of course it will affect society and workplace.