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Book Briefing: Riding Shotgun by Nathan Bennett and Stephen Miles
There are seven types of chief operating officers. This updated book explains which skills you need for each type.
The index of what companies are actually doing about AI
Why you should redesign your organization around 'nodes,' the most important AI investment to make now, and why this MIT lecturer is bullish about software engineers' skills.
Inside how Anthropic teaches effective AI use
A framework that includes mindsets, access, and skill is more effective than just teaching behaviors
The terrible jobs hiding at the best places to work
What 'best places to work' lists don't tell you. A new AI skill buzzword. Who the layoff tax hits hardest
The three ways junior workers interact with AI
New research reminds us why developing a focus on AI literacy and 'human skills' may not be enough.
Who the layoff tax hits hardest
New data from Glassdoor finds women pay a higher price following layoffs
The new way to think about organizational power
Why structural power matters more than ever before.
What sabbaticals provide in the AI age
When AI-assisted applicants become ‘regrettable hires.’ The case for giving workers extended time off. The emojis that define the current job market
The Case for Sabbaticals
Insights from DJ DiDonna on how to make time away from work possible.
Built for People: How to Design Work and Workplaces to Unlock Potential
AI is rewriting how work gets done, and the organizations pulling ahead are treating it as a people transformation, not a technology rollout. That puts HR, leadership, and the workplace itself at the center.
Book Briefing: ‘Fair Share’ by W. Brad Johnson and David G. Smith
Color-coding calendars and other ways to make caregiving more fair
The ‘intern test’ for working with AI
Why becoming a ‘delegation-mode’ AI user is essential
