Its true, managers are encouraging employees to write their self eval with copilot.
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Copilot wrote mine and then I asked it to rewrite it more results oriented.
I used copilot to write my self evaluation. Much easier to have it scour through my outlook, teams, one note, etc than me spending hours doing it. I then tweaked it but it saved me a ton of time.
@ed No dummy, I mean about putting your personal information into a prompt that the AI agent gets trained on. The company is supposed to give you a privacy notice. Having Wells make you use software that collects any and all information on it without giving you a notice about your privacy rights sounds like a big no-no.
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You have no privacy on an internal computer system. Behave accordingly.
Yes, it's easier and it can crawl your emails and calendar to highlight things you forgot about months ago. Don't forget to prompt it to highlight all the various groups you interact with. It'll use your email and Teams to identify anyone you've ever connected with.
Wait, isn't that a violation of privacy rights?
They’re just desperate to come up with some use, any use, to appease the dopes above them who got conned and need to save face.
Doesn’t matter. I wrote my mid-year with Co-Pilot…it was truly stellar and still got laid-off anyway when AI took our QA jobs. It’s just a passive/aggressive way for management to condition the masses to see how “easy” and “fun” AI can be right before it replaces them!
Anything that makes wading through corporate nonsense easier is a good thing.
Yes. It even says to use it on the workday guide
@OP Nothing wrong with it. It’s extremely helpful, gives credit to all the work you did and it is done much faster and more executive sounding. I tell it to make me sound like an executive and be less wordy and it does a fantastic job in seconds in what used to stress me out and take hours to complete. This is one of the benefits of AI. I even have it write my resumes for me. You just need to tweak some wording in case AI over or under applies your work.