AI-Powered Problem Solving & Research Strategy by McKinsey Alum Jae-sung Kim

[Recruiting for Writable 16th Cohort]

We are recruiting for the 16th season of Writable, a non-face-to-face writing group that I have been leading for 8 years since 2018.

A continuous journey of 8 years, 16 cohorts, and over 200 cumulative participants is no easy feat—doesn't that suggest there's a special reason behind this group? :)

Please check the link below for detailed information about the gathering and to apply for participation.

I hope this 16th term will be one that many of you can join. Thank you :)

https://brunch.co.kr/@plusclov/1415

[Content Preview - 7 AI Use Cases That the 'Top 0.1% Brains' Already Know]

On Wednesday, February 25th at 18:00,

I will see you with the content titled ["7 Ways to Use AI That the Top 0.1% Brains All Know"].

How leading talents can demonstrate even greater capabilities in the AI era

It will be a time to discuss how the top 0.1% of talent utilizes AI.

If you subscribe to the YouTube channel 'Problem Solving with Jaesung Kim' in advance, you can make sure you don't miss any videos.

https://www.youtube.com/@ProblemsolvingJaesungKim

I will always do my best to deliver great content to you.

Thank you

Sincerely, Jaesung Kim

[7 Reasons Why Only S-Class Talent Survives in the AI Era & 7 Immediate Actions to Take to Avoid Being Replaced]

Today, I brought a YouTube video from 'Kim Jae-sung's Problem Solving' 🙂

Many people are curious about how to develop their careers in the age of AI.

In the AI era, it’s not that AI will replace humans, nor is it simply that those who use AI well will replace those who don’t.

It is because a single S-class talent who thoroughly understands AI will come to replace a large number of ordinary people.

What is the reason for that? Find out in this video!

https://youtu.be/PoPBvPZvwU0?si=AztkoWUf2219Anv-

But we can't just sit back and take it, right?

Since my channel name is Kim Jae-sung's Problem 'Solving', I am also sharing what things need to be done 🙂

https://youtu.be/Zg7yWCwEmDA?si=qALQCIpAHWffVcvT

If you want to improve your problem-solving skills, which have become an essential competency in the AI era?

I recommend taking the following course: https://inf.run/vCwWX

(Don't miss out, it's 30% off until today!)

I will do my best to provide you with valuable information and knowledge both within and outside of the lectures.

Thank you

Best regards, Jaesung Kim

[Today is the last day!!] 30% off all courses! Start the course you've been wanting to take right now!

Hello, I'm Jaesung Kim.

Inflearn's 30% discount on all courses ends today!!!

This also includes my lectures that you may have wanted to take but couldn't because the price was a bit burdensome!

Enroll now faster than anyone else and learn the most essential skills for the AI era!

Ex-McKinsey Jae-sung Kim's Problem Solving & Research Strategy to Stay Ahead with AI: https://inf.run/vQWpp

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I will always do my best to deliver necessary and useful knowledge to all of you.

Have a happy holiday!

Sincerely, Jaesung Kim

Hello, I'm Jaesung Kim.

Starting today, a 30% discount on all courses at Inflearn has begun, right?

All of my courses, which you might have wanted to take but found a bit pricey, are included in this sale!

Enroll now faster than anyone else and learn the most essential skills for the AI era!

Ex-McKinsey Jae-sung Kim's Problem Solving & Research Strategy to Stay Ahead with AI: https://inf.run/vQWpp

Perfect Presentation Masterclass by a former McKinsey consultant: https://inf.run/ogeBV

I will always do my best to deliver necessary and useful knowledge to all of you.

Have a happy holiday!

Sincerely, Jaesung Kim

Hello, this is Kim Jae-sung

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If you haven't joined the open chat room exclusively for students yet, please make sure to participate

In the open chat room, I continue to share content containing carefully curated information and my own views

Additionally, due to technical issues during the cumulative student milestone event, prizes are only being provided to those who have joined the open chat room, so please make sure to join and enjoy various benefits and knowledge

Go to open chat room: https://open.kakao.com/o/gHOhgATh

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Browse the course: https://inf.run/iL7YN

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Hello, I'm Kim Jae-sung

We're excited to announce that Kim Jae-sung's (former McKinsey) lecture on AI-powered problem-solving & research strategies has been updated.

Hello, this is Kim Jaesung. I'm sharing news that my course "Problem-Solving Skills & Research Strategies Leading with AI by McKinsey Alum Kim Jaesung" has been updated.

This time, regarding what was heating up the news,

I've uploaded a file that organizes how to penetrate to the essence when looking at CES.

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If you only look at parts like articles, it's difficult to grasp the overall tech trends. There's a method I use in such cases

You can find that exact method in the materials.

Why don't you read about the method to see through to the essence right now?

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Go to lecture: https://inf.run/iL7YN

You can find that method right in the materials. Why don't you read about the method that penetrates to the essence right now? Go directly to the lecture: https://inf.run/iL7YN

I will do my best to deliver the knowledge you need for your growth

Thank you

From Kim Jae-seong

Best regards, Kim Jae-seong

Free sharing of [Kim Jae-sung's CES Keynote Companies and Topics Summary for a Quick Look at Tech Trends (2020-2026)] materials

CES is in full swing these days, and with many Korean companies participating and showcasing new technologies and products, it's a feast for the eyes and ears.

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By the way, when watching events like CES, if you look at the trends of what technologies were announced, you can see the overall context rather than just spotty information. If you look at Korean news articles, they're always like "Samsung did this, LG did that..." Looking at it in such a fragmented way, you can't understand the overall event and technology trends.

Looking at Korean news articles, it's always about Samsung this, LG that... If you look at it in such a fragmented way, you can't understand the overall event and technology trends.

So how should you look at it?

Looking at the articles, it's always about Samsung this and LG that... You can't understand the overall event and technology trends by looking at it in such a fragmented way. So how should you look at it?

You can understand which technologies are rising and falling by organizing and looking at which companies appeared in the 'keynote speeches' and what topics they discussed. Hope this helps :)

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If you would like to receive the materials, please leave your email address in the comments of this post (email addresses sent through separate messages will not be accepted). Materials will be sent out during the following week to those who comment by 11:59 PM on Sunday, January 11th.

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