Jeanne Meister

Rapid use of Generative AI, the emergence of a new blended workforce of humans and digital workers, and increasing employee fear of being obsolete will be key in 2024.

Today, “how” we work and “who” we work with are the defining transformations in the workplace. Soon, every team member will have their own GenAI work buddy, or co-pilot.

The belief that workers are more productive in-office runs counter to corporate America’s efforts to be inclusive, but it could be a factor in more companies nudging employees to return to the office, according to a survey released Thursday.

With the massive changes to the workplace in recent years, CHROs are in the spotlight. Here are the findings of recent CHRO of the Future report, plus four actions to take now.

Humans and AI co-pilots working side by side, an increased focus on building gen AI literacy and a permanent expectation for workplace flexibility are coming together to form what author Thomas Friedman calls our collective “Promethean moment.”