Type Encyclopedia No.01 / 15
Pioneer
The type who mutters "could it work like this?" and is always running new experiments.
Who is this type?
Who is this type?
You try every new use the moment it occurs to you, before anyone else has. Each one you try widens the range of what this company can do.
Strengths
- An eye for uses with no precedent
- A high experiment count and a fast recovery from failure
- The drive to break through from 0 to 1
- No fear of an unfamiliar tool
Pitfall
Your tricks live in your head and in your own folder. While a good prompt is yours alone, it does not exist for your team.
What to grow
What to grow
Instead of stopping at "that worked", write down what you changed, right then. Only a trick in the shape of steps can be handed to someone. Each one you hand over starts working beyond your own hours.
Next actions
Where they shine
First steps with a new tool
Apply an untouched generative AI feature to your own work and produce the first result.
Internal AI meetup
Spread a new use case out of casual talk: "I tried this prompt yesterday and it was interesting".
Breaking through stuck work
Cut long-blocked tasks by an approach not in any manual.
How others see them
"That person found another interesting trick," — seen as a constant source of new material by the people around you.
People who fit well
Inventing is a solo job. Whether the invention runs on the floor is not. A Systemizer gives it a shape and an Evangelist carries it over.