FlexiLingo
Why Google's Best Coders Are Losing $2M Deals to Non-Technical Teams
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B1 · 中级
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So here's something that might surprise you. The guy making six figures doing AI automation for Fortune 500 companies, he can barely write a line of code. Meanwhile, the computer science graduate who just spent four years learning machine learning
algorithms and neural networks, he's struggling to land his first client. And this isn't some weird anomaly. This is actually the norm in the AI automation consulting world right now. Most successful people aren't the ones with the deepest technical knowledge.
They're the ones who understand something completely different. See, everyone's focused on the wrong thing. They think AI automation is about the technology. knowing Python and understanding large language models and being able to build complex workflows.
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