Instead of Hiring Staff, I Built an AI Team and Saved Half a Million Shekels
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Yael Kofman launched two businesses, one in ceramics and confectionery and another in marketing and AI consulting, after being laid off from a marketing job. She chose to build a team of AI agents instead of hiring human employees, citing the economic uncertainty of wartime. This approach reportedly saved her half a million shekels.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Yael Kofman saved 500,000 shekels by using AI agents instead of human employees.
- Kofman launched businesses in ceramics, confectionery, and AI consulting.
- She made the decision during a period of war and economic uncertainty.
- Kofman previously worked in marketing before starting her own ventures.
Yael Kofman, who previously worked in marketing, decided to leverage her experience to launch her own business after being laid off. She established a traditional business in ceramics and confectionery. By utilizing AI tools, she was also able to launch a second venture offering marketing and AI consulting services.
"As an independent business owner during a time of war and uncertainty, I did not want to hire employees on expensive retainers," Kofman stated. She opted to build a team of artificial intelligence agents instead of hiring human staff, a decision she claims saved her half a million shekels.
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