Another profession going down the drain
Just picked this up from ZH
Sep 29th, 2017 10:21 pm
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To be frank it's a race to the bottom -- a robot could do anything soon. Who needs a human surgeon with a robot one could do it better. Who needs a human lawyer with legal assistants when a robot can have every book at his disposal in seconds to do a case. Why have an accountant to do your books when a robot could do it in seconds. Why have overpaid gov't workers doing simple tasks when a robot will do it with no benefits. Why have maids when a robot one can do it. Why have Starbucks Baristas when a robot could make your coffee.skeet50 wrote: ↑ The technology push to eliminate realtors is embraced by realtors. Realtors who believe that they simply need to post a listing to MLS, Facebook and Twitter and their own website that no one visits and simply sit back and wait for it to sell are doomed. This is the WalMart approach to selling ~ put an item on the shelf, put up a sign, put the item in a flyer and on its website and have a cashier handle the transaction. The underlying premise is that the item will sell itself. A human doesn’t add value by “selling” the item by pointing out its attributes, comparing it to similar items and overcoming objections. Realtors who have embraced this approach and do not demonstrated added value to the transaction will be eliminated from the transaction.
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