Where to start.
THE CRITERIA
You do it often
It involves language: writing, summarising, extracting
The output is checkable An error would be visible, not silent It consumes time without requiring your judgement
GOOD FIRST CANDIDATES
Replying to routine enquiries Writing product descriptions Summarising long documents you receive Drafting proposals from notes Turning meeting notes into actions
BAD FIRST CANDIDATES
Anything customer-facing without review Financial calculation Decisions about people Anything you cannot verify
HOW TO EVALUATE IT
Do the task both ways for two weeks. Time both. Compare quality.
Not impressions. Actual comparison.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Meaningful saving on drafting Some time added on verification Net positive for routine work
WHY START SMALL
One task done well teaches you how to use the tool.
Attempting everything at once teaches you nothing and produces mediocre results across the board.
AFTER THE FIRST
Add a second only once the first is genuinely working.
