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Client Success Manager
Asking: $21,600/yr??
Save $51k/yr vs. typical U.S. salary!
??? Meet Ivy…
Ivy is a results-driven Client Success Manager with 15 years of experience in building strong client relationships, driving revenue growth, and ensuring customer satisfaction. ????
She specializes in client retention, upselling strategies, and adoption improvement, helping businesses maximize the value of their investments. ????
Beyond client management, Ivy is adept at conducting webinars, designing training sessions, and creating engaging digital content to enhance customer success.?
She leverages her expertise in digital marketing and community engagement to keep clients informed and empowered. ????
We reckon she would be an excellent addition to your team at an asking salary of $21,600 /year.?
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?? OpenAI’s $20K AI Agent: The Future of Work?
OpenAI is ramping up the artificial intelligence (AI) race with its latest offering: high-end AI agents priced between $2,000 and $20,000 monthly, tailored for business powerhouses in sales and software development.?
These productivity superchargers are designed to revolutionize workflows, not for solo users but for companies looking to turbocharge their operations. Backed by a whopping $3 billion from SoftBank, OpenAI is poised to dominate the enterprise AI market with these cutting-edge tools.
But OpenAI isn't the only player making waves in the AI sector. In China, the recent unveiling of advanced AI tools has sparked a stock market rally, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. leading the gains after introducing its open-sourced AI model, QwQ-32B.?
This development, along with supportive government policies outlined at the National People's Congress, has boosted investor interest, increasing Alibaba's market value by $153 billion since January. Other companies like Kuaishou Technology and Focus Technology also saw substantial stock rises, reflecting China's growing influence in the AI sector and its potential to shape global markets.
Another tech giant is stepping up their AI game. Google co-founder Sergey Brin has urged employees working on the company's Gemini AI models to increase their work hours to 60 hours per week and return to the office full-time. This push is aimed at accelerating Google's development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) amid intensifying competition from rivals like OpenAI and Microsoft. Brin believes that leveraging Google's AI tools can enhance efficiency and that the 60-hour workweek is the "sweet spot" for productivity, cautioning against burnout and insufficient effort.?
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