Future of Work

23 Sep 2025

Beyond the pitch: co-create to transform sales relationships

Most sales people approach customer conversations with a similar agenda: present the product, highlight features, overcome objections, close the deal.

American View: Thinking about irrational behaviour through a (browser) window to the past

12 Aug 2025

I finally closed a browser window this morning. I’ve been keeping this particular window open for two years. It was an online obituary. My father’s obituary, specifically, from 2023. I’m not sure why I was so averse to closing the window.

India tech giant TCS layoffs herald AI shakeup of $283 billion outsourcing sector

08 Aug 2025

Indian outsourcing giant Tata Consultancy Services’ decision to cut over 12,000 jobs signals the start of a broader AI-fueled trend that could end up eliminating around half a million jobs over the next two to three years from the $283 billion sector, experts said.

SupplyChainTalk: Rewriting the rules - how agile supply chains are winning in an age of disruption

06 Aug 2025

How agile, AI-powered supply chains are winning in a world of disruption, automation, and rising customer expectations.

American View: Is your boss capable of recognising the “new normal”?

05 Aug 2025

I’ve long suspected that leaders cement their understanding of the rules, mores, and expectations of the workspace during their first leadership experience.

28 Jul 2025

‘It’s the most empathetic voice in my life’: How AI is transforming the lives of neurodivergent people

For Cape Town-based filmmaker Kate D’hotman, connecting with movie audiences comes naturally. Far more daunting is speaking with others. “I’ve never understood how people [decipher] social cues,” the 40-year-old director of horror films says.

American View: Why would you hire an inexperienced novice to “fix” your business?

22 Jul 2025

There’s something to be said about hiring £500/hour shiny-suit consultants fresh out of university to change how you do business. Specifically, it’s “NO!” and “[BLEEP] off!” If you’re an executive and you’re truly desperate to empty your cash reserves with no expectation of getting anything back for it, just give the money to your employees.

China's Xpeng revises up 2025 planned hires to 8,000, founder says

16 Jul 2025

Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng’s planned hires for this year have been revised up to 8,000 from 6,000, founder He Xiaopeng said in an internal speech.

Developing AI talent for safer, smarter agentic systems in 2025

16 Jul 2025

Today’s technology leaders face an unprecedented challenge with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within the workplace: building teams that can ensure these increasingly powerful, and significantly influential, systems remain both capable and controlled

Winning the future of work: why capability beats concept

19 Jun 2025

There have been issues with skills gaps in the booming STEM industry for some time now. The pace of change and society’s acute reliance on the sector’s breakthroughs – from the green transition to AI to biotech innovations – has meant that the demand from companies to “find talent” has skyrocketed.

19 Jun 2025

How the world’s most successful companies bring products to market faster

Major product manufacturers gain speed and competitive advantages by leveraging digital prototypes

Want to future-proof your career? Tech skills are the new job security

19 Jun 2025

In a workplace defined by constant disruption, where technology is driving change across every industry, one thing is clear: More skills lead to more opportunities. That means a lifelong learning mindset is your biggest professional asset.

Energy majors lock onto Southeast Asia in race for more gas for AI power demand

18 Jun 2025

Energy majors are pouring money into gas exploration and production in Malaysia and Indonesia to meet rising power demand from growing populations and a proliferation of data centres in the region.

American View: How best to discuss last weekend’s parade and protests at the office

16 Jun 2025

As we start the new work week, it’s a near certainty that the main topic of conversation in every American office will be the weekend’s duelling political spectacles. In case y’all missed it – good for you if you escaped the coverage! – two major events occurred this weekend that sucked all the air out of the national conversation.

Capita to roll out AI-powered recruitment this summer

11 Jun 2025

Capita, a British outsourcer that works with government, armed forces and companies, said it was using AI to cut recruitment from weeks to just hours, and it would roll out the service, developed with Salesforce Inc, this summer.

Future of Work

Beyond the pitch: co-create to transform sales relationships

American View: Thinking about irrational behaviour through a (browser) window to the past

India tech giant TCS layoffs herald AI shakeup of $283 billion outsourcing sector

SupplyChainTalk: Rewriting the rules - how agile supply chains are winning in an age of disruption

American View: Is your boss capable of recognising the “new normal”?

‘It’s the most empathetic voice in my life’: How AI is transforming the lives of neurodivergent people

American View: Why would you hire an inexperienced novice to “fix” your business?

China's Xpeng revises up 2025 planned hires to 8,000, founder says

Developing AI talent for safer, smarter agentic systems in 2025

Winning the future of work: why capability beats concept

How the world’s most successful companies bring products to market faster

Want to future-proof your career? Tech skills are the new job security

Energy majors lock onto Southeast Asia in race for more gas for AI power demand

American View: How best to discuss last weekend’s parade and protests at the office

Capita to roll out AI-powered recruitment this summer

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