Good Job is Slate's advice column on work. Have a workplace problem big or small? I am a hard-line hater of generative AI (ChatGPT, Midjourney, etc.). I think it's bad for the environment and bad for society. It burns water resources, exploits workers in the global south, plagiarizes art and writing, and eliminates badly needed entry-level jobs.

Time is our most valuable resource. Every one of us wakes up with 24 hours and, if you're anything like me, you've read more books and listened to more podcasts than you can shake a stick at to learn how to maximise those 24 hours. Well, in December last year, I discovered an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool that sent me down a path of huge discovery and time-saving and today, I want to share this tool with you which is, best of all, free to use. As a small business owner in the PC industry, time is of the essence. If you're like me, you're constantly juggling multiple tasks and trying to find ways to streamline your operations.

Businesses invest money and efforts to grow, and this alone is not sufficient. In this modernized world where significant operations have been digitalized, it is time that businesses have to incorporate digital marketing ideas for better sales and increased revenue. One best way to execute marketing ideas is through digital content. The more effective and interesting the content is, the more influence it can create on the users. Keeping this in view, businesses are focusing on developing strategies, including digital content marketing.

At first glance, the Berlin startup doesn't seem so different from others: a factory floor in the rear courtyard of a building in the city's Neukölln district, stacked preserving jars filled with muesli in the kitchen, a discarded ping-pong surface repurposed as a conference table. The employees are young, relaxed and very international. The company's head and founder, Christian Kroll, is 35 years old, the same age as Mark Zuckerberg. The two men also share a quirk: To avoid wasting time in the mornings choosing an outfit, he always wears the same thing -- in his case, blank white T-shirts made from organic cotton. Zuckerberg's favorite color, by contrast, is gray.