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Start here The executive office is becoming a systems job The interest in an “AI chief of staff” says something about what people want from executive support. It also raises a bigger question: who will design and run the systems that make it possible? Operations and systemsAI at work · 8 MIN READ Read the article →

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AI at workOperations and systems · 6 MIN READ When is a small AI tool worth building? An idea can be useful and still be a bad project. Here's how to tell which small tools deserve your time, including the ones that make room for work you couldn't justify doing before. Read it → AI at workOperations and systems · 6 MIN READ What does an AI executive assistant take off your plate? Drafting, scheduling and follow-up can get much easier. The useful question is how much of the job gets finished, and who's still responsible for the rest. Read it → Working relationships · 7 MIN READ Working with an executive assistant A good partnership gives you room to focus and someone you can rely on. It starts with a shared understanding of the work, including the decisions, access and context that make it possible. Read it →

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