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Not So Pretty Impact of AI On HR & Recruiting

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NYC Local Law 144-21 Recalling The Dark Side of Traditional Recruiting Business Zero Sum Game: Bots vs. Bots Social Engineering Caused By AI-Driven Recruiting Getting Past HR Recruiter & AI Screening Aid Faking Expertise In Virtual Interviews Is a Piece Of Cake Generational Gap And Turf Protection – Decoded Bald and Gray-Haired People – To … Read more

You May Still Need Bald and Gray-Haired Peeps

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In 2012 movie Battleship, Lt. Alex Hopper, who assumed the command of the destroyer USS John Paul Jones, with help of Japanese captain Yugi Nagata, for the final battle with hostile alien invaders, called upon the old-Navy crew of the WWII-era battleship USS Missouri (BB-63). At the moment of critical need, gray-haired and bald people … Read more

Renewable Energy VS. AI: Are We Setting Our Priorities Correctly?

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A recent Visual Capitalist (Charted: China’s Energy Needs Keep on Rising) breakdown highlights a reality many prefer to ignore: global energy consumption is accelerating, not slowing down. China alone already consumes more energy than the U.S. and EU combined (by 2030, China’s total energy consumption is projected to grow by another ~20–25%), and projections show … Read more

Uncomfortable Truth About Agile Coaching: How Fast-Trackers Quickly Change Directions

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In the coaching world—whether Agile, Product, or the latest AI-flavored variation—not everyone arrives with the same depth of experience. Over the years, many individuals have advanced rapidly by capitalizing on trends rather than developing true mastery. Titles have changed, but the underlying pattern has not. The trend shifted from Agile to Product theme, and now … Read more

AI vs. IA – HR Is Responsible For Keeping A Healthy Balance

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For decades, we have referred to people in organizations as “Human Resources” — a term rooted in an industrial-era mindset where humans were grouped with machines, raw materials, and land. In that old worldview, humans were not seen as unique value creators but as replaceable, allocatable, optimizable units of labor. That linguistic choice was never … Read more