Our AI agent experience: we scrapped the multiple $60,000 salary marketing jobs and hired one person at a far higher salary

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Fortune	Our AI agent experience: we scrapped the multiple $60,000 salary marketing jobs and hired one person at a far higher salary	Don't ration your employees' AI use. Overspending is recoverable next quarter, but being left behind isn't.	31 Oct, 11:30	31 Oct, 12:00	0m	fortune.com	First

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