The human-like qualities of artificial intelligence tools are what make the technology transformative, but their flattery will get you nowhere say experts.
Cushman & Wakefield’s Despina Katsikakis has spent years thinking about the perfect workplace. She says mandating a return to the office will just not work.
Working couples are finding time for family in between long days, countless meetings, late night phone calls and international trips. How do they do it?
It’s been shown to increase job satisfaction and reduce burnout while keeping firms’ revenue the same. But Australians are not too keen on working fewer hours.
Forty-one per cent of employers have introduced tougher performance metrics this year. But are harsh measures the best way to engage employees, or just stupid?
Readers backed artificial intelligence as a way to lift productivity and boost the economy, but almost half said they did not support union involvement in AI regulation.
The business of coaching someone through stages of their lives, from childhood through to work, motherhood, menopause and death, has grown dramatically.
Gen Z employees are 1.7 times more likely than older generations to avoid leadership roles, not out of lack of interest but to protect their mental health, research shows.
Artificial intelligence is making it easier for hackers to infiltrate critical systems, but it’s also helping defenders identify trends that can stop them.