Artificial intelligence offers the promise of preparing employee evaluations more thoroughly and objectively. But as our experts explain, you have to set yourself up for success.
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Ethics: My New Employee Refuses to Do Some Parts of Her Job. Should I Fire Her?
Terminating her would be legal. Is it the right choice?
The Future of Your Office is an Event Space
These CEOs have found new revenue streams by finding creative ways to open their offices for everything from weddings to meetings.
Why Workplace Injury Rates Rise When It Gets Hot
Companies need to be wary of worker injuries when it’s hot outside—or even when it’s hot inside.
Generation Alpha May Find the Workplace Even Tougher Than Gen Z Does
Companies that report difficulties integrating Gen Zers into the workforce won’t be happy to hear that most hiring managers call current high school students even more unprepared for today’s jobs.
Many Leaders Say They’d Drop Their Titles to Be More Engaged at Work, Here’s Why
The corporate ladder executives climb may be showing a few structural cracks, as the pressures of the modern workplace get worse.
1 in 7 Jobs Are at Risk of AI Automation, SHRM Says
To prevent dramatic upheavals in the job market, and the office, you need to train workers how to use AI to help them work smarter.
Should You Reject Job Candidates By Phone Or Email?
I thought email was better, but a candidate’s reaction has me unsure.
Can I Ignore a Toxic Employee Who’s Leaving?
… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.
Want to Feel More Confident, Competent, and Self-Assured? Science Says Stop Saying ‘I’m Sorry’ So Often
Especially when you have nothing to apologize for.
Remote Employees Remain Highly Productive, a New Survey Says
While many employers now insist on people coming in, people working outside the office continue to perform well.
Connections in the Workplace Aren’t Just a Nice Bonus. They’re a Competitive Advantage
The solution to a workplace without connections is structure, strategy, and ownership. Here’s how to fix the loss of workplace friendships.
An NFL Coach Went Off on His Player After a Big Mistake. It’s a Major Lesson in Leadership
Running back Emari Demercado made a huge blunder that may have cost the Arizona Cardinals yesterday’s game. But his coach’s reaction could cost the team more.
You’ve Heard of Introverts and Extroverts, But Maybe You’re an Otrovert Instead
Move over introverts and extroverts. Psychiatry has a new term — otrovert — for those who don’t fit neatly into either label.
4 Tips for Handling a Top Performer’s Resignation Without Losing Momentum
When a star employee leaves, it can feel like a major setback, but it’s also an opportunity to reassess your team’s strengths, uncover hidden talent, and rebuild.