A workplace comedy from Ask Two Questions
AI can do the work. Only you can ask the two questions.
Ollie is the last human hire at an AI-first company. Win Casey’s account by Friday, or the AI gets Ollie’s desk.
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Video link not published yetOllie and Otto compete for the same desk. Otto’s button books forty meetings with the investor herself. Ollie asks what one click should do and who should receive the invite.
What comes next: The investor wants to meet the person who asked the questions. What will Ollie do when Otto books forty meetings?
The key to Otto’s traps
Otto builds forty screens. The investor needs one live demo.
Otto books forty meetings. Did the investor agree to even one?
The Last Hire · office scene
Otto is the AI coworker. The portrait is pending; the role stays labeled in text.
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Casey wants forty screens. What does Ollie ask first?
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