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Automation in the work environment 

Time is money
Have you ever wondered why certain coworkers seem to finish more work than you even though you're hustling constantly? 

The answer, my friend, lies in work automation. 

These last few weeks in my internship with a tech startup, I have been involved with a variety of projects. Our company is yet to automate the transfer of customer data into their email marketing program. As a result, I have been tasked with analysis of the customer data. I have to determine which email list the customer needs to be a part of. 

This entire process could be handled by a one-time setup of an automation process. So what I have taken away from this, take the time to setup these processes because they will save me time in the future. 

And as we all know... Time=Money


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