For a huge proportion of the job market, remote working has proven to lead to better employee satisfaction, better productivity, reduced overhead, and overall has shown broad improvements. Yet many of these same companies insist on working in person.
As many in the thread have stated, many companies are slow to adopt change. Even if ChatGPT and GPT-4 would completely upend and improve their operations, the adoption of the tech and infrastructure to support it as well as the “office cultural” implications means to me that for the vast majority of the job market, there’s not going to be much change.
However, the jobs that are forward-thinking and progressive enough to make the leap will likely catapult to the top in terms of efficiency and profit margins and that competitive pressure will drive other companies to follow over time
Miky617 t1_j02ayw6 wrote
Reply to Can we guesstimate chatGPTs impact to job market by 2025? by Friedrich_Cainer
For a huge proportion of the job market, remote working has proven to lead to better employee satisfaction, better productivity, reduced overhead, and overall has shown broad improvements. Yet many of these same companies insist on working in person.
As many in the thread have stated, many companies are slow to adopt change. Even if ChatGPT and GPT-4 would completely upend and improve their operations, the adoption of the tech and infrastructure to support it as well as the “office cultural” implications means to me that for the vast majority of the job market, there’s not going to be much change.
However, the jobs that are forward-thinking and progressive enough to make the leap will likely catapult to the top in terms of efficiency and profit margins and that competitive pressure will drive other companies to follow over time