for whatever reason, humans really struggle to understand and appreciate knowledge work

imo there are very few fake jobs in the economy

https://x.com/kelseytuoc/status/1917287466983383460

You update the website and realize that you need to take a week twice a year to update the website or it'll be badly outdated and that while it doesn't require coding skill to put a basic website together these days it does take design skills to not look sloppy and unprofessional

If you don't do this work the school directly and immediately suffers. It's very concrete. There's a strain of thought on here that any marketing or design or website updating or CRM job is fake, and - I don't think it's an attitude that can survive starting a business.

Kelsey Piper

The Farcaster formerly known as Kchamp. Books, beats, bodybuilding, bright ideas and beautiful things.

katherinechampagne.com

I don't obviously know but I've followed her for ~long enough to take her at her word that if the work doesn't get done there's ~"direct and immediate suffering [of the business]"

personally, i think this reflects most of my experiences in startups relatively well so I'm biased

None of the work she’s articulating in the thread feels high value to me, maybe due to my own biases

How nice does her site really need to look? What efficiencies is she missing out on from some well placed automations?