Tulsa Should Use AI
Tulsa is spending real effort on a problem many growing regions share: finding and developing skilled workers. Companies can now automate more of the routine work that once gave new employees their first exposure to a profession.
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Companies can now automate more of the routine work that once gave new employees their first exposure to a profession.
That raises productivity, but it also removes practice unless leaders deliberately replace it with better practice.
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Tulsa is spending real effort on a problem many growing regions share: finding and developing skilled workers. Companies can now automate more of the routine work that once gave new employees their first exposure to a profession. That raises productivity, but it also removes practice unless leaders deliberately replace it with better practice.
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