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The Broken Pipeline: Gen Z’s Struggle to Transition from School to Work
The world has changed, and so has the workforce. Gen Z—our most educated, tech-savvy generation—has big dreams and even bigger aspirations. But when it comes to turning those ambitions into a reality, they’re facing a harsh reality check: a disconnect between what they’ve learned and what employers actually need. From classroom to cubicle (or wherever), the transition isn’t as...
America’s Untapped Workforce: The Overlooked Reskillers
The American workforce is grappling with a paradox. On one hand, a staggering 71% of US firms report a persistent struggle to find skilled workers, creating a seemingly insurmountable talent gap. On the other, millions of dedicated, experienced, and highly motivated individuals are eager to fill these very roles, yet remain stubbornly overlooked. This isn't a problem of willingness,...
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AI Layoffs and Labor: When Tech Becomes the Talent Strategy
Indeed and Glassdoor cut staff as AI ramps up. Are “AI pivots” a smart evolution—or corporate PR spin? The Tech-Driven Talent Recalibration When Indeed and Glassdoor announced a combined layoff of 1,300 employees last week, the rationale was familiar: strategic focus, market alignment, operational efficiency. But beneath the buzzwords was a telling phrase—“accelerated AI adoption.” We’ve entered a new era where artificial...
Lonely at Work: The New Productivity Killer
Workplace isolation isn’t just a wellness issue—it’s an ROI one. What tools or tactics actually build belonging in hybrid teams? From Watercooler to Wallflower Remember spontaneous hallway chats? Or the mid-meeting banter that turned colleagues into collaborators? Those moments are increasingly rare—and their absence is quietly eroding productivity. Welcome to the age of workplace loneliness. Especially in hybrid and remote setups, employees...
