August 21, 2026 Here’s what employees are looking for in their CEOs—and what they avoid BY Gabriela Henriquez Stoikow In a new analysis by job and recruiting platform Glassdoor, employees say career development and mentorship are among the most desired traits in their company’s leadership. The analysis looks into Glassdoor reviews of senior leadership collected from May 2025 … Continue reading Here’s what employees are looking for in their CEOs—and what they avoid
August 06, 2026 How a brilliant founder can become their company’s creative bottleneck BY Aysha Imtiaz Lauren Templeton built a company around creativity. A London-based performing arts entrepreneur and coach, she’s grown her school, Select School of Performing Arts, from three ballet classes in one studio into a 50-location organization reaching more than 1,000 students a week. At first, … Continue reading How a brilliant founder can become their company’s creative bottleneck
August 01, 2026 How working parents can maintain their summer sanity BY Emily Guy Birken The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world it was possible to balance work and parenting over a 10-week summer. Not only do working parents have to scramble through the spring to sign their kids up for appropriate … Continue reading How working parents can maintain their summer sanity
July 29, 2026 ‘Fighting fire with fire’: Job candidates are sneaking AI prompt injections into their applications BY Jude Cramer It’s been hotly debated across the internet, from Reddit threads to LinkedIn posts: Could using hidden prompts on your résumé help you get hired in the age of AI? If a hiring manager outsources their work … Continue reading ‘Fighting fire with fire’: Job candidates are sneaking AI prompt injections into their applications
Meta will alert parents if their teens discuss self harm with Meta AI tools The company is also building the ability to contact emergency services if a user may be at imminent risk of harming themselves. By Mariella Moon July 16, 2026 Meta Meta is expanding its safeguards for teen users in an effort to … Continue reading Meta will alert parents is their teens discuss self harm
July 10, 2026 Kaiser nurses say AI is changing their jobs—for the worse BY Pavithra Mohan In 2024, hundreds of nurses gathered outside a Kaiser Permanente hospital in San Francisco, carrying signs that read: “Trust nurses, not AI.” As the nurses union started contract negotiations last year, the nonprofit health system’s adoption of artificial intelligence tools … Continue reading Kaiser nurses say AI is changing their jobs—for the worse
July 04, 2026 Leaders weigh in on how AI is changing creativity at their businesses BY Ella Chakarian During a recent TIME100 Talks panel in Cannes, a group of CEOs and executives from different sectors came together to discuss how artificial intelligence is changing creativity at their respective companies. The panel included Jessica Padula, Nespresso USA’s … Continue reading Leaders weigh in on how AI is changing creativity at their businesses
IAB Tech Lab’s proposed SupplyChain v1.1 update could give advertisers a clearer view of every company that touches a programmatic bid request. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on June 23, 2026 For years, programmatic buyers could see who got paid in a transaction. They rarely saw every company that handled a bid request … Continue reading Advertisers may finally see who really touches their bid requests
Why people might ditch their smartwatches for something simpler Join the rebellion. By Will Shanklin June 19, 2026 Google / Oura / Casio Tech has taken over our lives. We have smartphones, smartwatches and smart TVs. There are even smart fridges, smart toilets and smart sex dolls. (Or, uh, so I hear.) And with the rise of … Continue reading Why people might ditch their smartwatches for something simpler
May 28, 2026 ‘Skills manifesting’: More workers citing skills they don’t have—but intend to learn—on their résumés BY Erica Lamberg Many people, Gen Zers in particular, have embraced the practice of “manifesting”: essentially, believing that positive thoughts lead to positive things happening in life. Now, it seems some job seekers are applying the same principle to … Continue reading ‘Skills manifesting’: More workers citing skills they don’t have—but intend to learn—on their résumés
