Frontline workers often carry the heaviest load in an organization. Schedules change with little notice. Processes are handed down without input. Training is minimal, and career growth can feel out of reach. It is no surprise frustration runs high on the front line. I saw this firsthand when I co-owned […]
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Early career employees often start in gig or entry-level jobs. For workers, it can feel frustrating when schedules change suddenly, tasks repeat endlessly, and growth feels out of reach. For employers, it creates churn, disengagement, and missed opportunities. Agility is one answer, and AI makes it stronger. Agility is about […]
Generation X, often defined as those born between 1965 and 1980, sits in a unique position in today’s workforce. Many have decades of experience, are in mid to senior stages of their careers, and balance pressures from both older and younger colleagues. Their priorities are shifting in ways that employers […]
Gen Z, born between the mid 1990s and early 2010s, is no longer the upcoming generation. They are already a major part of today’s workforce. This is the first fully digital native generation, shaped by rapid technological change, economic uncertainty, and global events such as the pandemic. They bring fresh […]