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McKinsey on The Race to Deploy AI
McKinsey’s report highlights the race to maximize AI benefits through significant job transitions and skill upgrades in the work field.
Inside Accenture’s AI Journey With CEO Julie Sweet
Microsoft’s podcast WorkLab hosts Julies Sweet, Accenture’s chair and CEO, who discusses Accenture’s focus on artificial intelligence.
AI at Work Hard Part: From Experimentation to Business
2024 Work Trend Index Annual Report from Microsoft and LinkedIn on how AI will reshape work and the labor market
Breaking the Cycle of Overthinking
HBR article that outlines 3 types of overthinking: rumination, future tripping, overanalyzing, with strategies for overcoming each.
Generative AI Can Boost Productivity Without Replacing Workers
Is AI here to steal our jobs? With this new study (2023), Professor Brynjolfsson (Stanford) says no — AI can
Generative AI and the Future of Work in America
McKinsey report on the future demand for jobs in the US – which are shrinking? which will be on demand?
Women in Workplace 2023 by McKinsey
This year’s research reveals some gains for women at the top, yet with lagging progress in the middle of the
Book: Human Work in the Age of Smart Machines
Jamie Merisotis argues that humans must prepare to work alongside smart machines and AI to avoid the threat of obsolescence
The Toxic Effects of Branding Your Workplace a “Family”
Harvard Business Review article cautions organizations’ leaderships from developing an enticing family-like workplace culture.
Businesses at Work 2023 – Okta Report
This year’s Okta’s Businesses at Work report looks at how companies are turning to technology to help stay ahead of
The Rise of Angela Ahrendts: From a Small Town in Indiana to Becoming the Highest-Paid Executive at Apple
Read about Angela Ahrendts, Apple’s highest-paid exec, left in 2019. Her journey: small-town Indiana to fashion CEO to revolutionizing Apple’s
Harvard Career – Learn From the Best
Harvard Human Resources page provides easy access to job opportunities, professional development and more info for faculty and staff.