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The debate over what's driving entry-level hiring

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By Brian Elliott
| Charter
·  2 min read Is remote work to blame for young people lacking jobs? Recent research that drove headlines and social media posts last week says it's not AI that's killing job prospects for Gen Z—it’s the rise of work-from-home arrangements. Two studies—a new research paper and a separate analysis from The New York Federal Reserve Bank—linked remote work and slower grad hiring in the US.
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AI is pushing some workers back to the office—and others out of it

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By Brian Elliott
| Charter
·  6 min read Illustration by Charter · Photo by Thomas Barwick, Getty Imagine six engineers walking into a glass-walled room in a LinkedIn office building. One taps a badge. Technology in the room is linked to the project they're working on, and can identify where they left off the day before. An AI agent listening to the meeting can read and update the engineers’ project tracking system, and quickly surface earlier meeting transcripts as they debate and discuss their work.
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Why getting results from AI is a team problem, not a tech problem

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By Brian Elliott
| Charter
·  5 min read Illustration by Charter · Photo by DigitalVision, Getty Study after study has shown a mismatch between how much organizations are using or investing in AI, and the bona fide impact it is—or more likely, isn’t—having on the bottom line. MIT famously found that enterprise AI pilots have a 95% failure rate, with most having “no measurable P&L impact.” BCG showed that only 5% of organizations consistently generate value from AI investments.
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