> All the """studies""" show 30-60% boost in productivity The services that provide serious productivity boosts aren't being heavily used or marketed yet. They

> All the """studies""" show 30-60% boost in productivity The services that provide serious productivity boosts aren't being heavily used or marketed yet. They: 1. Attempt to do narrow tasks with high proficiency. 2. Replace specific job titles. 3. Are high-value enough to be slower to engage in layoffs. What I'm suggesting is not a fungible solution, but it is one that will be highly profitable and productive.