Verizon CEO Dan Schulman predicts artificial intelligence will take over "a large percentage" of customer service interactions, saying it "will dramatically improve our ability to satisfy customers." He frames AI as a major driver for enhancing how the company serves and meets customer needs.
This article compiles six real-world accounts showing how remote work is evolving across industries and geographies. It highlights a growing, often unspoken pattern: where employees work can shape both lifestyle and compensation, as companies increasingly adjust pay based on location.
As organizations expect leaders to absorb rising employee anxiety amid economic and AI-driven change, the emotional and caregiving demands of leadership have intensified. New research shows women managers disproportionately shoulder this "empathy tax"—81.6% report spending at least 30% of their work
AI is reshaping executive and board responsibilities, pushing traditional C-suite roles to evolve while prompting new positions focused on AI strategy, risk and governance. Leaders must adapt by building AI fluency, updating oversight and accountability frameworks, and aligning talent and risk-manag
AI is disrupting traditional hiring signals, making it harder to distinguish genuine candidate ability from AI-generated outputs. Hiring managers must adopt new assessment methods that verify authenticity and directly measure real-world competence rather than relying on résumés or surface-level arti
New research finds that when employees who care about making an impact feel blocked from doing so, their sense of purpose can backfire—leading to withdrawal and higher quit rates. Organizations should remove obstacles and make contribution pathways visible to retain purpose-driven talent.
Kaiser Permanente’s integrated care and coverage model improves predictability of health care spending by aligning clinical services and insurance under one system. That coordination helps reduce unexpected costs and makes budgeting for care simpler for members and employers.
AI is shifting routine research, drafting and administrative tasks away from junior roles, and 30% of HR leaders in D2L’s research say their organizations now prefer hiring experienced employees supported by AI. While this boosts short-term productivity, it risks hollowing out the talent pipeline by