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Do you really enjoy what you do? š¤
Hi Reader,
Ever paused and thought, "Do I really enjoy my job?". It's a question that might seem simple, but can we truly answer it with a straightforward "yes" or "no"? š§
The whole concept of work and how we perceive it has been a hot topic of discussion, especially with the rise of the New Work movement. Everyone has their unique take on what work means to them. But can we ever be 100% sure about our feelings towards our job?
Personally, I'd say I enjoy what I do. But let's be real, there are always those tasks that can be a bit... well, annoying. What if we could just get rid of them? Better yet, what if we could automate them? š
Now, automating tasks might sound great, but it's not always a walk in the park. There are challenges - like dealing with different tools, access issues, and so on. I've been on a journey to automate my own processes. It had its ups and downs, but there's a certain thrill in seeing it all come together. It allows me to shift my focus back to what truly matters - creating content that gets people excited about processes! š
Speaking of which, in the latest episode of the New Process Podcast, we dive deep into the world of process automation. I had a fantastic chat with Nico Bitzer from "Bots and People", which sets the focus on automation. š¦¾
| āāHow to get people excited about Process Automation with Nico Bitzer |
We discuss topics like:
- What Process Automation really is about
- What Nico recommends to organizations as well as process owners to get started with Process Automation
- What his favorite Process Automation project is
- How you can start to automate your own processes
And, of course, how to get people excited about automation in processes when there is a chance that automation could eliminate jobs. Check out this blog article for more details:
| āThree tips for a more human-centric approach of process automationā |
I really liked his point of view that automation can make work more fun. What do you think about that?
Do you already have experience in the field of automation and can you recommend certain tools or share any tips? šØ
I'm looking forward to your feedback!
Have a great day! š
Mirko
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