Reputation on Seunghoon Choi

Seven AI-Era Work Skills: EQ, Trust, and Reputation Make the Final Difference

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The more AI assists with the thinking process, the more humans must demonstrate the ability to check and complete assigned tasks.

We have entered an age when AI produces answers quickly. Finding information, writing sentences, organizing ideas, and making drafts have become much easier. But faster answers do not automatically make work better. If anything, as a large part of intelligence gets outsourced to AI, the human role becomes clearer.

AI Automation Risk: Pre-Release Review Prevents Failures

Tue, 23 Jun 2026 20:22:55 +0900

As automation accelerates, legal, security, and reputation reviews need to happen before execution.

With AI, writing one piece is quick. A customer notice, a press release, an email reply. A draft that once took a day can come out in ten minutes, in several versions. The most dangerous moment is not only when AI is wrong. It is also when AI creates plausible sentences too quickly.

How to Be Good Without Being a Pushover: Even a Saint Draws a Sword in Front of a Villain

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 18:49:42 +0900

Kindness is not an attitude that eliminates all boundaries, but an attitude that clearly informs the other person of the behavior that should not be crossed.

I want to live as a good person. But honestly, sometimes I also want to curse someone out. I want to repay the person who hurts me in the same way, and sometimes I want to talk behind their back. One side of me says, “Still, be good.” The other side asks, “So I am supposed to spend my whole life just taking it?”

Verification Comes Before Skill: Why Trust and Reputation Decide Opportunity

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Without verification data, claims of ability may seem like words that increase the risks the opponent must take.

Skill does not reveal itself on its own. Skill is properly recognized only when someone can confirm it. No matter how good your work is, if the other person has no way to confirm that skill, it is treated almost as if it does not exist.