In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Brian Casel and Matt Pritchett about AI use cases, challenges, and opportunities. We discuss current ways to use AI to optimize your work, tasks where AI does not produce great quality answers, the nature of AI as a helper rather than a human replacement, potential future scenarios, and more.

Episode timestamps:

• How are Brian and Matt using AI today? (3:36)
• What are some of the limitations of AI (Brian)? (8:50)
• What are some of the limitations of AI (Matt)? (12:41)
• AI hallucinates. What can you do to make sure you improve output quality? (17:50)
• Over-automating or over-optimizing can be a problem (Brian) (23:41)
• Over-automating or over-optimizing can be a problem (Matt) (27:58)
• The importance of thinking and keeping your voice when using AI. (36:21)
• Exciting scenarios around the future of AI? (38:57)
• Final remarks. (47:48)

We hope you enjoy it!

Links mentioned on the podcast

• linkedin.com/in/briancasel
• linkedin.com/in/matthewrpritchett
• Theremoteworktribe.com
• newsletter.theremotetribe.com
• Jessicamalnik.com

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In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Chris Mercer, Co-Founder at ProfitSchool, MeasurementMarketing.io, and MeasureSummit. We discuss management strategies and systems, the importance of understanding capacities and capabilities, being open to the possibility of being wrong, and much more.

Episode timestamps:

• Interesting projects Mercer is working on. (0:40)
• Intro to Traction and why it did not work for Mercer. (2:10)
• Other systems Mercer tried that did not work. (4:39)
• What does Mercer´s team look like today, and what are some of the changes he went through when changing management style? (9:15)
• How does Mercer think about adding new people to the team? (11:15)
• Prioritizing what to do first as an entrepreneur building a company. (18:35)
• How can collaboration be ensured (meetings, async, etc.)? (21:50)
• What mindset shifts did Mercer go through to focus on working on the business? (27:43)
• The importance of self-awareness as a founder. (33:35)
• Lightning round questions. (35:45)

We hope you enjoy it!

Links mentioned on the podcast

• profitschool.com/rwt
• Theremoteworktribe.com
• newsletter.theremotetribe.com
• Jessicamalnik.com

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In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with William Chia, VP of Marketing at Styra. We discuss ABM marketing, navigating organizational change at scale, the importance of company retreats and unstructured time, showing up candidly to build connections with your team, and more.

Episode timestamps:

• Interesting projects William is working on these days. (0:35)
• Moving from a lead model to an ABM model. (1:25)
• How does he influence accounts using ABM tactics at Fortune 100 companies? (2:55)
• The process of aligning teams and departments behind ABM. (7:45)
• How much time did William spend building his social capital? (11:35)
• How can we influence change by building social capital? (12:45)
• What does William do at a company all hands (retreat) to nurture relationships with his team? (16:20)
• How to ensure team building exercises are effective and engaging. (19:40)
• How long should company retreats be, and how much structure and unstructured time should be allocated? (22:56)
• How to continue building remote collaboration across multiple time zones in remote settings? (25:15)
• The balance between transparency and oversharing. (29:29)
• Lightning round questions. (31:50)

We hope you enjoy it!

Links mentioned on the podcast

• linkedin.com/in/williamchia
• Theremoteworktribe.com
• newsletter.theremotetribe.com
• Jessicamalnik.com

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