At Work

As AI continues to evolve, it will shape everything. The key is embracing its potential while ensuring ethical and responsible development.

It’s a double standard, but a telling one. Tech companies love AI… unless it’s being used to get a job with them.

In No Time for Makeup, Elizabeth Green reflects on her roots and how they fed her sense of calling as a paediatrician.

“If you’re exhausted, short-tempered, or struggling to cope, it’s time to reassess and set healthier boundaries.”

Understanding generational consumer behaviour is key to crafting targeted marketing strategies, writes Mark McCrindle.

The office, the manager and even the job itself are being rewritten. This is not a transition. It is a transformation.

In business, making small improvements can keep things running smoothly—but it won’t future-proof an organization, writes Michael McQueen.

If your brain is constantly “on,” it’s a sign you need space to rest and recover. Detachment doesn’t always mean going offline…

I’ve been writing for years. And yet, I’ve noticed that I now put off writing if I don’t have wi-fi—because I can’t access ChatGPT.

Where command and control once ruled in the workplace, there’s now a responsibility on authority figures to care for their teams.