A recent post from Marshall Goldsmith stopped me for a moment. The message was simple but powerful: Many professionals will experience some type of career shift within the next five years — yet many spend less than five minutes a day preparing for that possibility. Five minutes. That made me think about how much time we spend managing our calendars, …
(And what your career in the 2020s has in common with my first Wang computer in 1983) In 1983, I took my first Wang computer course.At the time, it felt technical, specialized, and frankly… optional. Many professionals believed computers were for secretaries, accountants, or IT.Executives led with judgment, experience, and people skills — not keyboards. But that assumption didn’t age …
Introduction AI is evolving rapidly analyzing voices, detecting emotional tone, even mimicking empathy. It’s impressive. But as we enter an era where machines simulate human behavior, a deeper question emerges: Can AI ever truly care? At first glance, artificial empathy may seem like a breakthrough. After all, if an AI tool can recognize a stressed voice and respond calmly, doesn’t that …
Introduction: AI’s Promise and the Hidden Risk AI is advancing at lightning speed. Companies see it as a way to cut costs, improve efficiency, and speed up processes. But here’s the question that doesn’t get asked enough: What happens when AI starts replacing entry-level jobs—the very roles that build human resilience, adaptability, and leadership potential? Entry-level jobs are more than …
