August 22, 2026 The hidden cost for women of being ‘easy’ to work with BY Anne Welsh Heather (a pseudonym) was a senior leader at her firm, one level below the C-suite. And the C-suite had some really big personalities. Heather was excellent at reading those personalities. She understood them, anticipated what they needed and often … Continue reading The hidden cost for women of being ‘easy’ to work with
How ‘Inference Flip’ And Zuckerberg’s Dynamic Auction Work by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, August 11, 2026 Microsoft is planning to increase production of its forthcoming semiconductor chip, “Maia 300,” which is focused on inference. “Maia 300” is Microsoft’s internally designed, next-generation AI chip. Microsoft in January announced “Maia 200” as part of the company’s “heterogenous … Continue reading How 'Inference Flip' And Zuckerberg's Dynamic Auction Work
August 06, 2026 What Fauci’s diary leak should remind employees about privacy at work BY Ella Chakarian Last month, Anthony Fauci was subpoenaed by Republican Senator Rand Paul regarding the origins of COVID-19 and his broader pandemic policy oversight. Paul has disagreed publicly over the origins of the virus and accused Fauci of a cover-up as … Continue reading What Fauci’s diary leak should remind employees about privacy at work
August 02, 2026 The after-hours advantage: Why your life outside of work matters BY Jared Lindzon In a world where AI is taking on an increasing share of repetitive tasks, there’s a higher premium on the unique perspective, identities, and experiences that knowledge workers bring to their jobs from outside of work. However, Americans are participating … Continue reading The after-hours advantage: Why your life outside of work matters
As AI takes on more execution, your value comes from knowing what to delegate, how to evaluate the output, and when to step in. By Susan Ferrari Published on July 30, 2026 From what I’m seeing, few marketers have made the shift to directing AI agents instead of doing the work themselves. The … Continue reading Why directing AI agents is the next step in marketing work
July 31, 2026 Why sniffing out AI use at work is easier said than done BY Suman Bhattacharyya Anyone who scrolls LinkedIn will likely encounter a seemingly endless slew of posts that appear to be AI-generated. Constructions like “It’s not X, it’s Y,” gratuitous use of em dashes and words like “delve” and “underscore” are among … Continue reading Why sniffing out AI use at work is easier said than done
July 28, 2026 How ‘wildflowering’ at work could lead to promotions BY Lindsay Dodgson You might have heard the term “wildflowering” in the dating world. According to a piece in Psychology Today, it “means allowing a relationship to either wilt or bloom completely organically without enforcing any particular timelines, labels, or expectations.” In other words, it’s … Continue reading How ‘wildflowering’ at work could lead to promotions
July 16, 2026 When not to use AI at work BY Art Markman Companies are investing a lot of money in AI resources right now in the hope that it will enhance people’s performance and make organizations function more efficiently. Because of the size of the investment, there is pressure for people to engage with artificial … Continue reading When not to use AI at work
July 15, 2026 AI is doing the work. Are your leaders still doing the thinking? BY Jenny Fernandez and Carly Cooper AI has crossed a threshold. Organizations are no longer simply deploying artificial intelligence as a tool that helps people do their jobs. They are deploying AI as an actor that initiates, executes, and reports back—moving through … Continue reading AI is doing the work. Are your leaders still doing the thinking?
As AI takes over entry-level marketing tasks, how do organizations help people develop the judgment needed to be marketing leaders? By Milton Hwang Published on July 10, 2026 Much of the discussion around AI and marketing jobs has focused on one question: Will AI replace entry-level marketers? That may be the wrong question. … Continue reading Who trains tomorrow’s marketers if AI does the work?
