Oh yeah agree with you on the first comment, it's hard to compete for sure. New frameworks are out by the day. But at this point the "skills" you develop around your work will work with any framework/assistant/platform. That's the goal of the post: to give you a direction on how to build your own AI leverage.
Re "Clickup": I'm not at all trying to say that you should be excited to work there. My point of the post is to say how you can build defensibility against companies like Clickup laying you off and/or how to make yourself a bit more valuable for the market today. It's a game we all play.
someone on twitter just summarized this pretty nicely: The company's race is to replace you before they collapse under their own weight and market pressures.
Your race is to replace them before they finish or the market finishes them.
Re "Clickup": I'm not at all trying to say that you should be excited to work there. My point of the post is to say how you can build defensibility against companies like Clickup laying you off and/or how to make yourself a bit more valuable for the market today. It's a game we all play.
someone on twitter just summarized this pretty nicely: The company's race is to replace you before they collapse under their own weight and market pressures.
Your race is to replace them before they finish or the market finishes them.