Isabel Berwick

Businesses are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on AI for the workplace. But getting employees to use the tools to their full potential is a huge task.

Acknowledging the strange nature of work, and injecting some humour, can make us feel better

Underlying data is offering a mixed picture of what’s really going on

Being adrift in your 20s is nothing new, but a tight jobs market adds pressure

‘AI overwhelm’ is driving some recruiters to favour people they know already, or have employed before

What does the rise of start-ups with very few staff mean for the future of work?

Those who deny they are interested in politics are hampering their success at work

Ben Pester’s debut novel presents a well-executed vision of a genuinely soul-destroying workplace

An unprecedented clustering of disruptive forces for business in modern times demands decisive action. But how?

Some businesses now offer expert mental health support in employees’ video feeds

The pandemic created profound shifts in the workforce — and older people are key

When we avoid our own and others’ anger, we miss a chance to improve everyone’s working life

Curiosity, experimentation and learning are crucial if women are to shape the future of work

Executives are filming themselves for social media as a way to talk directly to staff, customers and shareholders

Shouty leadership is in vogue but smart executives do something far more effective

Stoicism has lessons for all of us — ambitious or otherwise

After years of drab, unflattering clothes, Isabel Berwick opens up her eyes — and wardrobe — to style

Perhaps we can take our collective wisdom and create something new out of this DEI crisis

Cheaper childcare provision is transformative for women’s prospects at work

Some lessons from early agentic adopters; plus DEI crisis latest and a book giveaway