The article discusses the irony of productivity tools, like Gemini, designed to help users save time but often result in interruptions. While attempting to send client emails, the author encounters several pop-ups and onboarding tooltips instructing him on how to use these features. These interruptions can detract from overall efficiency, highlighting that the benefits of such tools may be overshadowed by the distractions they create, raising an important consideration about user experience in tech environments.
Ironic, giving I have to spend time dismissing the pop up to continue with my work.
I see a little magic pen icon and default copy Help me write', inviting me to explore.
It’s not just about saving time; it’s also about the interruptions that come with new tools.
Onboarding tooltips can distract users instead of helping them achieve their tasks efficiently.
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