As AI automates routine work, negotiation, empathy, and trust-building become more valuable. Ashish Kothari argues you need to deliberately build experience capital through networks and interpersonal skills that machines can't replicate.
As generative AI does more and more work, the complementary kind of fundamentally human skills are more and more valuable. And so social and emotional is everything from negotiation, empathy, can I read a human interaction and react accordingly? Can I build trust? Can I lead a team to achieve more than we thought was possible? Negotiations, all of these things are social and emotional skills, and they're becoming much more valuable over time, particularly as generative AI takes over more activity. So those are lots of different, and think examples of how we each build experience capital faster and better, and then also make sure that the market rewards us for that.
Yeah, and I love those, I love those set of like explicitly think about networks, think about skills, like think about where you're building them, you know,
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