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Nicholas Wyman

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Conversations about life, Job skills and training in the 21st-century. I contribute to @Forbes @FastCompany & author #JobUBook #AttractRetainDevelopBook
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AI Agents Are Already on Your Org Chart. Are You Designing Them Right?

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By Nicholas Wyman
| VKTR.com
AI agents are already on your organizational chart. They draft, advise and execute work once done by people. In some cases, agents are already making decisions no one formally authorized. Adoption is largely settled, but: Where does AI create real leverage? Where does it introduce risk you may not see? Where do you draw a hard line on its authority for workers and apprentices with disabilities? Handled well, AI expands access to talent. Handled poorly, it becomes a faster, quieter gatekeeper.
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Career Change At 72: What Employers Can Learn From An 81 Year Old Original

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By Nicholas Wyman
| Forbes
Luxury apartments in Manhattan are part of the real estate world where Bonnie Bruckheimer launched a new career in her seventies. getty Many U.S. employers report struggling to find experienced talent. Yet more than six in ten U.S. workers aged 50 and over say they have seen or experienced age discrimination at work, according to recent research from AARP. Bonnie Bruckheimer’s story illustrates the real cost of overlooking seasoned professionals.
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Forbes JAPAN 公式サイト（フォーブス ジャパン）

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By Nicholas Wyman
| Forbes Japan
今、不足しているのは意欲でも投資でもない。不足しているのは熟練人材である。 10年前、筆者はForbesのコラム「Why We Desperately Need To Bring Back Vocational Training In Schools」で、実践的な進路が脇に追いやられていると主張した。この記事は全国的に大きな反響を呼び、労働力政策の方向性について議会の教育分野リーダーと話し合うきっかけにもなった。 2026年の今、これはもはや机上の議論ではない。どの経済も無視できない構造的危機である。製造業者、請負業者、インフラ企業は口をそろえてこう語る。資本もプロジェクトもあるが、規模を拡大して実行するのに十分な技能職を雇えないのだ。 いま問われているのは、CTE（キャリア・技術教育）や徒弟制度が重要かどうかではない。需要に追いつく速さで、それらを構築できるかどうかである。この不足はすでに、製造業の再興、建設ブーム、クリーンエネルギーへの移行を制約している。 LightcastとArea Developmentによる最近の分析は、そのギャップの規模を示している。...
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