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  1. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента в работе. HBR говорит, что у таких brain fry. Я был среди них

    Harvard Business Review опубликовал в марте 2026 исследование на 1488 сотрудников - пользователи ИИ получают острый brain fry от oversight’а. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента и думаю добавить пятый. Был уверен что у меня “архитектура другая”. Перечитал и все таки нет. Три случая где меня ловило, чек лист на 7 пунктов где я падаю, и почему добавление Codex ровно то, что HBR ругает. Я в этих 14%. Разбираю.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1033800/

    #brain_fry #HBR #AI #LLM #Claude_Code #Cowork #Codex #vibe_coding #oversight #продуктивность

  2. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента в работе. HBR говорит, что у таких brain fry. Я был среди них

    Harvard Business Review опубликовал в марте 2026 исследование на 1488 сотрудников - пользователи ИИ получают острый brain fry от oversight’а. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента и думаю добавить пятый. Был уверен что у меня “архитектура другая”. Перечитал и все таки нет. Три случая где меня ловило, чек лист на 7 пунктов где я падаю, и почему добавление Codex ровно то, что HBR ругает. Я в этих 14%. Разбираю.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1033800/

    #brain_fry #HBR #AI #LLM #Claude_Code #Cowork #Codex #vibe_coding #oversight #продуктивность

  3. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента в работе. HBR говорит, что у таких brain fry. Я был среди них

    Harvard Business Review опубликовал в марте 2026 исследование на 1488 сотрудников - пользователи ИИ получают острый brain fry от oversight’а. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента и думаю добавить пятый. Был уверен что у меня “архитектура другая”. Перечитал и все таки нет. Три случая где меня ловило, чек лист на 7 пунктов где я падаю, и почему добавление Codex ровно то, что HBR ругает. Я в этих 14%. Разбираю.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1033800/

    #brain_fry #HBR #AI #LLM #Claude_Code #Cowork #Codex #vibe_coding #oversight #продуктивность

  4. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента в работе. HBR говорит, что у таких brain fry. Я был среди них

    Harvard Business Review опубликовал в марте 2026 исследование на 1488 сотрудников - пользователи ИИ получают острый brain fry от oversight’а. Я держу 4 Claude-инструмента и думаю добавить пятый. Был уверен что у меня “архитектура другая”. Перечитал и все таки нет. Три случая где меня ловило, чек лист на 7 пунктов где я падаю, и почему добавление Codex ровно то, что HBR ругает. Я в этих 14%. Разбираю.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1033800/

    #brain_fry #HBR #AI #LLM #Claude_Code #Cowork #Codex #vibe_coding #oversight #продуктивность

  5. STOP measuring AI activity/usage and START assessing impact!

    Research identifies observable indicators organizations can use to cultivate and measure more sophisticated AI use by their employees. hbr.org/2026/03/what-the-best- #AI #Success #AIUsage #Learning #Performance #Effectiveness #AIPrompts #LLMs #SuccessCriteria #HBR

  6. I address the issue of trust in the AI-surveillance age. Trust in the workforce is all over the map. Typically, surveys try to assess employees' trust in companies. What we don't see as often is leadership's trust in employees. Of course, one doesn't need a survey for this – actions speak louder than words.
    👉 philosophics.blog/2025/11/06/r
    #management #leadership #automation #trust #wfh #rto #tarot #employeeengagement #workplaceengagement #managementtheory #surveys #hbr #culture #philosophy #psychology

  7. I address the issue of trust in the AI-surveillance age. Trust in the workforce is all over the map. Typically, surveys try to assess employees' trust in companies. What we don't see as often is leadership's trust in employees. Of course, one doesn't need a survey for this – actions speak louder than words.
    👉 philosophics.blog/2025/11/06/r
    #management #leadership #automation #trust #wfh #rto #tarot #employeeengagement #workplaceengagement #managementtheory #surveys #hbr #culture #philosophy #psychology

  8. I address the issue of trust in the AI-surveillance age. Trust in the workforce is all over the map. Typically, surveys try to assess employees' trust in companies. What we don't see as often is leadership's trust in employees. Of course, one doesn't need a survey for this – actions speak louder than words.
    👉 philosophics.blog/2025/11/06/r
    #management #leadership #automation #trust #wfh #rto #tarot #employeeengagement #workplaceengagement #managementtheory #surveys #hbr #culture #philosophy #psychology

  9. I address the issue of trust in the AI-surveillance age. Trust in the workforce is all over the map. Typically, surveys try to assess employees' trust in companies. What we don't see as often is leadership's trust in employees. Of course, one doesn't need a survey for this – actions speak louder than words.
    👉 philosophics.blog/2025/11/06/r
    #management #leadership #automation #trust #wfh #rto #tarot #employeeengagement #workplaceengagement #managementtheory #surveys #hbr #culture #philosophy #psychology

  10. I address the issue of trust in the AI-surveillance age. Trust in the workforce is all over the map. Typically, surveys try to assess employees' trust in companies. What we don't see as often is leadership's trust in employees. Of course, one doesn't need a survey for this – actions speak louder than words.
    👉 philosophics.blog/2025/11/06/r
    #management #leadership #automation #trust #wfh #rto #tarot #employeeengagement #workplaceengagement #managementtheory #surveys #hbr #culture #philosophy #psychology

  11. via #HBR

    hbr.org/2025/10/8-simple-rules

    How-to Defeat Digital Exhaustion

    1. Stop using half your tools. Digital tool proliferation represents one of the most underrecognized drivers of executive exhaustion. The average knowledge worker now uses 34 different digital tools, more than four times the number from the early 2000s. This proliferation creates not just routine context switching but what cognitive scientists call “modality shifts,” changes between fundamentally different forms of (1/23)

  12. Aviation weather for Hobart airport (USA) is “KHBR 131653Z AUTO 14006KT 10SM FEW002 32/17 A3005 RMK AO2 SLP154 T03220172” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/khbr/en #hobart #usa #hobartairport #khbr #hbr #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  13. Distilling insights from decades worth of essays for Harvard Business Review. This collection shows you how to bounce back from setbacks, how to be resilient. Aside from some cringey moments it's worth a read. #HBR #Business #Books #Review #Career #Psychology

    contentcatnip.com/2025/07/30/b

  14. How People Are Really Using Gen AI in 2025 hbr.org/2025/04/how-people-are #HBR

    "Most predictions anticipated either an extremely bad or extremely good end-state. One common and more nuanced forecast was the desire to see LLMs move from advice and information to doing, i.e., agentic behavior. For example, one user wanted a model that would “cancel this subscription before they start charging me.”

  15. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  16. Avoid These 5

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source :
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  17. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  18. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  19. Avoid These 5 #ListeningPitfalls

    1. Haste : Set aside focused, distraction-free time for conversations and ask clarifying questions
    2. Defensiveness : pause, reflect, then restate what you heard or ask for more detail
    3. Invisibility : Use eye contact, nodding, and simple phrases like “I see”
    4. Exhaustion : set boundaries, reschedule.
    5. Inaction : Always close the loop: Recap what you heard, name next steps,

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/2025/05/are-you-really

  20. A Simple #Framework for Becoming a Better #Conversationalist.

    TALK framework:

    1. Topic
    2. Asking
    3. Levity
    4. Kindness

    1. Start by preparing topics
    2. Ask more questions, especially follow-ups.
    3. Infuse levity to counter boredom and disengagement
    4. Lead with kindness

    Source : #HarvardBusinessReview #HBR
    hbr.org/podcast/2025/03/the-ke