With DEI programs under political and public scrutiny, employer brands are navigating uncertain territory. We explore the implications, the risks, and the long-term opportunity to lead with clarity and credibility.
AI is swallowing entry-level work, erasing internships and graduate roles while employers cheer on the tech revolution. But with no first rung on the career ladder, how exactly are we expecting future talent to climb?
AI is being called “intern-level.” Entry-level jobs are evaporating. McKinsey’s bots make decks faster than your grads. And Gen Z? They’re networking like it’s a survival sport. Welcome to the economy where “future-proof” just means “not fired yet.”
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Most EB teams are still experimenting with AI while leading employers are already operationalizing it. This piece explores the four phases of AI adoption, exposes why most firms are stuck, and shows what to do now before your competitors pull too far ahead.
AI is eating HR, consulting is collapsing, and Gen Z is logging off. From lawsuits over algorithmic hiring to shrinking bonus pools and remote work reality checks, this week’s Paper Cut dissects the headlines that show where the future of work is failing and what HR must fix.
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Paul Hotchan, Head of Talent Acquisition at the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC), sat down with EBN to share his journey from hotels to human resources, what makes HKJC unique as an employer, and how he sees the future of work in Hong Kong and beyond.
As candidates turn to AI for career advice, your employer brand is being summarized, instantly, and often without your input. This article explores GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and how to manage your digital footprint so AI recommends your company as a great place to work.