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Alexia Kambon

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The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

The first is, man, it sucks that we're now doing work at 8pm.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

Like, that's terrible.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

And for those listening, the triple peak literally means...

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

We have three big peaks, big bursts of activity in the day.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

The first is right before lunch.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

The second is right after.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

And then the third now is sort of around dinner time or just after dinner, around sort of 8 p.m.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

And there's a group of people that I've spoken to who are saying this is terrible.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

We're working in the evenings when we should be having downtime.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

And then there's a group of people I've spoken to who are telling me, well, you know, between the hours of

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

four and five I now go and pick up my kids uh and spend time with them or go for a bike ride or you know I just leave the office a little early to be able to do other stuff and I compensate for that by you know having an hour's work in the evening where it's quiet and my kids have gone to bed and I can really do proper focus work and for them that's a great thing right so it's how how would you interpret that I think is very much down to your own personal work style

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

Do you have an off switch, Kari?

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

Is it easy for you to flick off work in your brain?

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

Yeah.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

And I think, um,

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

I mean, what's so interesting about that is the brain probably needs signals to stop and end work.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

And when you are a remote worker, those signals aren't there, or at least not as much, right?

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

You don't have the physical commute, which is like a nice mental transition, as well as a literal transition from home to work.

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

um you know you don't um put on the uniform like you know your nice corporate suit or whatever it is um and I think those those signals like the first thing you do when the first thing my dad used to do when he came home from work was take off his tie right like that was the first like again like the signal to the brain ah work's over my tie's off and yeah I think those boundaries sort of disappear in

The Neuron: AI Explained
Microsoft Shares Its Playbook for Surviving the AI Jobquake

In the remote world, and I can certainly attest to that because I worked for two years remotely from the UK with a West Coast based team.