Jensen Huang: Do irreplaceable work. Work on things which without you, wouldn't / couldn't get done by anyone else.

Gain specific knowledge as naval says. Something that only you can do and can never be replaced

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@garrytan Really good advice

I am starting to like Jensen a lot.

what if there’s no such thing as irreplaceable work?

@amitguptabliss daily motivation

If you can be replaced, you will be replaced.

It is harder to fire you if you are irreplaceable, but it is also harder for you to be equally valuable at another employer. You lock yourself into the employer. Harder to increase your salary.

Simply what he is saying is -- do what ai can't do (now and never)

An employee who can’t be replaced is stuck doing the same job. No boss wants to lose that guy. Better to ‘replace yourself’ if you want to climb.

Isn't that a bad thing?