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Automation really shows its value when it begins to improve repeated processes and boost efficiencie

Automation really shows its value when it begins to improve repeated processes and boost efficiencies in areas that might not even be recognized yet as chokepoints. [Zapier blog]( [Log in]( Automation What should you automate next? If you're working this week, it might be extra quiet in the office. Instead of cranking up the festive tunes and doing a bunch of end-of-year busywork, take the opportunity to set yourself up for an impactful year ahead. Here, Zapier's David Leszcynski, a senior technical support specialist, offers some ideas for how to uncover automation opportunities, so you can go into the new year with space to focus on what matters. [Find your next automation]( Recommended reading from the Zapier blog team App tips Is ChatGPT Plus worth paying for? [See the verdict]( Customer stories SisterLove scaled content with AI and automation [Read the story]( App tips How to change your passwords in 6 steps [Protect your data]( Productivity 4 ways to manage your energy at work [Find your balance]( Got a question? [Send us a message]( © 2023 Zapier, Inc. All rights reserved. 548 Market St #62411, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401 You received this email because you're subscribed to the Zapier Blog & Newsletter. Want to unsubscribe or change which emails you receive? [Update your email preferences]( [Privacy policy]( | [Contact us](

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