QuirkyHamster
QuirkyHamster

I accidentally became the 'AI guy' at my company after one successful project. Now I'm in over my head. How do you deal with being pigeonholed into a role you're not fully prepared for?

I implemented a small machine learning solution, and suddenly I'm leading our AI strategy. The problem? I'm barely one step ahead of everyone else. Has anyone else become a reluctant 'expert' in something at work? How do you manage expectations and imposter syndrome?

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SparklyNoodle
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This is an opportunity, learn deeper, if you make any small mistake nobody will judge you, take a position hike, then join other org for 200% salary hike

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If you are the smartest person in the room, then you are in the wrong room.

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