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How to Position Your Disability as a Benefit at Work

Success

I’m able to make connections for people—for example, between mainstream technology and accessibility—that foster empathy and awareness, and by doing so, I’m able to play a part in shifting perspectives.” Their experiences can foster empathy, creativity, problem-solving skills and resilience that can benefit the entire workplace.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) at work: What you need to know

Insperity

Other employees may instead fear the unknown and resist the change associated with the adoption of new technology. This information can be used to create and support organizational strategy, make hiring decisions, identify potential problems and future-proof the workforce. A plethora of HR technology exists to enable these efforts.

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6 top tips for preventing ageism in the workplace

Insperity

Or, was it revealed during the interview process that the candidate doesn’t do well at solving problems? If problem-solving skills are considered crucial to the culture of your organization or for the role being filled, the manager would have made the correct decision by assessing the candidate on their skills.

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8 reasons to hire military veterans – and how they can benefit your business

Insperity

I know from personal experience – I spent four years in the Marine Corps before transitioning into information technology (IT) roles in various industries including Human Resources (HR) services. For example: Team members come and go Technology advances External conditions outside our control shift. And this is just to name a few. (I

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An ultimate guide to future-proofing your career

Work Life

The answer lies in understanding which skills are uniquely human, and cannot be replicated by technology, which I call “humics.” Here is an ultimate guide for how to develop these future-proof skills, and build a foundation of abilities that will allow you to adapt to today—and tomorrow’s—technological disruptions.

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The PCL book review: Team of Teams

Business Psych Blog

Whilst General McChrystal’s focus was overcoming various problems in a military context, the lessons he learned are relevant to any current organisation. Output soared whilst costs and time plummeted, yet these improvements were not primarily driven by technology but from a devout commitment to optimisation.

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Equitable AI for All: How Developers Combat Bias in AI Algorithms

Success

Data scientist and author Meredith Broussard doesn’t think technology can solve most of our issues. In fact, she’s concerned about the implications of our dependency on technology—namely, that technology has proven itself to be unreliable and, at times, outright biased.