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AI & Jobs: Are Companies Prepared for the Workforce Revolution?

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By Andy J Yap
| INSEAD Knowledge
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Away from the dire headlines of Big Tech layoffs, the real picture of how organisations are dealing with the AI tidal wave remains anyone’s guess. What’s clear is that organisations face hard questions that, if addressed poorly, could destabilise the very foundation of their existence: their workforce. In the second instalment of our AI & Jobs special, INSEAD professors examine the challenge from the organisational perspective.
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In Layoffs, Focus on the Human Element

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By Andy J Yap
| INSEAD Knowledge
Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch once said: “If the rate of change on the outside exceeds the rate of change on the inside, the end is near.” To remain competitive, companies must adapt quickly to an ever-evolving business landscape. In times of growth, they may expand rapidly, hiring aggressively. But when conditions shift, so must their strategies. This often requires realigning roles, streamlining processes, or improving operational efficiency to meet new objectives and needs.
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How to Combat an “Always On” Work Culture

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By Winnie Jiang, Mark Mortensen, Andy J Yap, Spencer Harrison
| INSEAD Knowledge
Imagine a world where your boss could be fined for contacting you after hours. California is considering a law to make this a reality. The "right to disconnect" movement is gaining traction globally, with Australia joining France, Italy, Slovakia, Luxembourg, Portugal and the Canadian province of Ontario in passing legislation to empower employees to switch off outside of working hours. But is legally banning after-hours communications the solution?
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