There is nothing inherent to working from home that makes it inefficient or efficient. It may not be particularly flexible, ...

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Hold onto your sweats and slippers while you can. You may be logging off Zoom and trekking into work sooner than you think.

Instead of panicking, use the opportunity for a panel interview to position yourself as a viable and desirable candidate.

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New data shows 75 percent of employees plan on staying in their jobs for two more years amid anemic hiring trends. When the ...

A new benchmark measures how well AI agents can automate economically valuable chores. Human-level AI is still some ways off.

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Commentary: An episode of the documentary series Dispatches – called Will AI Take My Job? – captures where we stand with AI, in a most uncomfortable way.

As automation reshapes the workplace, one expert says Gen Z’s struggle to find footing isn’t just about the economy—it’s about keeping up with machines.