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Given that computers are better at networking than people, if my professional network sucks, it is only my fault to the extent that I have failed to build a sys
by randomdata 14y ago
Given that computers are better at networking than people, if my professional network sucks, it is only my fault to the extent that I have failed to build a system that makes it not suck for everyone.
- michaelt 14y agoI'm not sure professional networking is something that can be usefully automated. I mean, a LinkedIn network is to a real network as Facebook friends are to real friends.
- randomdata 14y agoA friend, perhaps, has to resonate certain emotions, but a professional associate just needs to have utilitarian value. A time where you can just press a button and have a system that automatically matches your skills and interests with an employer looking for the same seems quite within the realm of possibility, especially as AI improves.