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The AI Apocalypse: Can Firms Still Push On?
Amid new doomsday concerns about AI, firms must weigh employee fears against critical business needs.
Board Roles: Only CEOs Need Apply
The highest percentage of CEOs in a decade were appointed to public boards this year. Are they the best for the job, and are there enough of them?
Here's a Shock: Turnover Isn't Low
Even in a tough job market, a surprising two-thirds of firms have exit numbers above 10%. Has corporate loyalty become a “losing battle?”
September 23, 2026
The idea of a robot-relations function to help manage interactions between humans and AI agents in the workplace is gaining traction. Will it really happen?
Being someone to rely on is becoming more critical, even in the AI era.
September 22, 2026
Five new sports are launching at the LA28 Games, including flag football. How introducing a new Olympic sport is like building a startup.
September 21, 2026
Best-selling author Dan Goleman argues how the latest set of AI questions is the latest example of an organizational problem leaders constantly face.
September 16, 2026
Facing mounting liabilities, major insurance firms are rethinking how they cover AI-related mistakes. How that could upend firms’ use of the tech.
July 18, 2023
A survey finds nine in ten leaders take a dim view of employees not appearing on video calls. Is it a true measure of engagement?
With the length of UK office leases dropping by half, firms are rethinking how to set up shop. Will that create more opportunities, or instability?
A new study indicates there’s a decent-sized gap in productivity between a fully remote and a fully on-site workforce. But the where-to-work debate will likely rage on.
July 17, 2023
Hoping to fill a shortfall in talent, Britain’s military aims to scoop up some recently laid-off tech workers. But how well will these new hires take orders?
June’s heat and a slew of storms portend that leaders likely will face climate-related challenges more frequently. Are they prepared?
July 14, 2023
Employees continue to hate the shared-seating option, just as firms want more of them to return to the office.
July 13, 2023
More than half of British firms now have no assigned desks for workers, the world’s highest rate. Does hot desking undermine morale?
July 12, 2023
The return-to-office question is still, unsurprisingly, on everyone’s minds, but so is how to get a raise in this tough economy.
CEOs are leaving their positions in record numbers this year—and not all of them voluntarily. What’s behind the trend?
July 11, 2023
Smart workers know they have hidden talents that will make them stand out. What are some of the best ways?
Not many U.S. Women’s Open golf winners have a master’s degree in global supply-chain management. Meet Allisen Corpuz, whom Korn Ferry sponsors, and who won last week at Pebble Beach.
July 10, 2023
Half of workers over the age of 50 will lose their jobs before they turn 60, new research shows. The problem isn’t new—but the extent of it may be.
