@heyshrutimishra: There are more events worth attending in Asia than any founder can actually make. I go to six to ten a year. Choosing t…

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Shruti Mishra shares how she uses Viktor, an AI employee in Slack, to automate event selection and networking in Asia, saving time and improving decisions.

There are more events worth attending in Asia than any founder can actually make. I go to six to ten a year. Choosing the right ones used to cost me a full weekend, and I still guessed wrong half the time. The flights were never the hard part. The judgment was. Which event actually has my kind of people in the room. Who from my network is already going. What I want to walk away with before I book anything. I ran all of it out of fifteen browser tabs and a spreadsheet I rebuilt every quarter. By the time I had an answer, early bird had closed and half the people I wanted to see had already filled their calendars. So I stopped doing the research myself and hired for it. Viktor is an AI employee in Slack, and I handed him the front end of my travel. He pulls the shortlist of events across the region, cross references my network to tell me who is already going to each one, and drafts the intros so I can lock the meetings before I land. He proposes, I approve. Nothing goes out under my name that I have not read. Week one I edited every draft. Now I skim and press go from the airport. Last month he caught that four people I had been meaning to meet for a year were all going to the same summit in Singapore. Without him I would have found that out from someone's photo the week after. Most AI tells you what to do. Viktor does it. If deciding where to show up and who to see is still eating your weekends, that is a choice now. Try free at http://viktor.com. $100 in credits, no card. @viktor__com
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There are more events worth attending in Asia than any founder can actually make.

I go to six to ten a year.

Choosing the right ones used to cost me a full weekend, and I still guessed wrong half the time.

The flights were never the hard part. The judgment was. Which event actually has my kind of people in the room. Who from my network is already going. What I want to walk away with before I book anything. I ran all of it out of fifteen browser tabs and a spreadsheet I rebuilt every quarter. By the time I had an answer, early bird had closed and half the people I wanted to see had already filled their calendars.

So I stopped doing the research myself and hired for it. Viktor is an AI employee in Slack, and I handed him the front end of my travel. He pulls the shortlist of events across the region, cross references my network to tell me who is already going to each one, and drafts the intros so I can lock the meetings before I land.

He proposes, I approve. Nothing goes out under my name that I have not read. Week one I edited every draft. Now I skim and press go from the airport.

Last month he caught that four people I had been meaning to meet for a year were all going to the same summit in Singapore. Without him I would have found that out from someone’s photo the week after.

Most AI tells you what to do. Viktor does it. If deciding where to show up and who to see is still eating your weekends, that is a choice now.

Try free at http://viktor.com. $100 in credits, no card. @viktor__com

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