> Throw the whole thing on auto, check out, and go do something else during the day.
If that's what you're doing, you're fucked (in today's society, at least). What happens to your job when they figure out that's what you're doing?
If that's what you're doing, you're fucked (in today's society, at least). What happens to your job when they figure out that's what you're doing?
I agree, that work in these places is likely short lived, if for no other reason than working in them is awful and demoralising. My point is, that these places exist, and have such a hard-on for “oh my god, AI!!!1!1!” that putting in extra effort there, is a waste of your own energy.
You can just answer the same rote questions to different companies for max salary, then when the going gets tough you can essentially 'fire' the company and say they've moved past your core consulting paradigm. Maybe suggest a new consultant and move one. Rinse; repeat.