Jo Constantz

How soon will digital twins be helping us in our jobs, and how much smarter will they make us look to our bosses? What effect did a four-day work week pilot in Germany have on workers, and their employers? It’s all in this week’s Work Shift newsletter. But first...

Hims & Hers and other telehealth providers say employers that balked at pricey brand-name shots are investigating cheaper off-brand alternatives.

Polarization is at a high-water mark as Americans cast their votes in yet another deeply divisive presidential election. But just because we’ve been here before doesn’t mean we’ve figured out how to navigate it — especially at the office. For tips, read on...

Trump’s decisive win means that Americans won’t be distracted from holiday shopping by a contested vote count

Across the US, business leaders are relieved by the clear outcome to the presidential election , even if it's one they aren't personally thrilled with.

Welcome to Work Shift. Has the anti-incumbent vibe that shook up the US election also made its way to the C-suite? Jo Constantz and Jeff Green examine the evidence.

Trump’s decisive win means that Americans won’t be distracted from holiday shopping by a contested vote count

Hims & Hers and other telehealth providers say employers that balked at pricey brand-name shots are investigating cheaper off-brand alternatives.

AI agents go beyond chatbots. “This is really the rise of digital labor.”

(Bloomberg) -- If you're just getting up to speed on chatbots and copilots, you're already falling behind. Talk in Silicon Valley now is squarely focused on agents — artificial intelligence that can handle multistep chores like onboarding clients, approving expenses and not just routing but actually responding to customer-service requests, all with minimal human supervision.