Today, everyone is talking about “AI skills.” They are everywhere: in job descriptions, training plans, and even in job interviews, where they have become an evaluation criterion that is as common as it is vague.
A few days ago, a friend told me that she had just been passed over for a job because she didn't have the so-called AI skills. She wasn't a data scientist, nor was she an engineer, but an experienced marketing director, well-versed in project management and data analysis. The remark left her perplexed: what exactly was expected...
Today, everyone is talking about “AI skills.” They are everywhere: in job descriptions, training plans, and even in job interviews, where they have become an evaluation...
After discussing the role of the HR function (What is the purpose of HR?) and the different ways in which it could be embodied organically (After the role...
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Lately, I have been reading a lot about the future of the HR function, its limitations, the various possible reconfigurations and transformations, and even its...
Since artificial intelligence left the laboratories and entered organizations, there have been some rather schizophrenic discussions about its impact on employment, ranging from fascination with the...
The rhetoric is well-rehearsed and omnipresent in every business: "people are our most valuable asset", "human capital is at the heart of our strategy",...
"IT will become the HR department for your digital workforce."
This quote comes from Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia. It's certainly an effective punchline, perfectly...
Deloitte's annual “Global Human Capital Trends” report has become essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of organizations and work. The 2025 edition...