Rachel Wells

Your next job most likely won't come from LinkedIn or a job board, but from an informal social event LinkedIn is saturated. Job boards are saturated.

NASA's Artemis II crew gave Jimmy Fallon a live demo of what it felt like to be in space in the Orion capsule for 10 days. Here's what leaders can learn from them today.

“No pure managers.” That's the vision Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong laid out in a memo to his employees May 5, while announcing layoffs that would reduce 14% (about 700 staff) of the crypto scale-up's workforce.

“You may fail, but you have to be willing to get the bruises." That's what Vanessa Wyche, director of NASA's Johnson Space Center, told me

AI has made it easier than ever to manufacture presence. Brands are creating synthetic influencers. A founder can train an avatar.

AI adoption is moving at breakneck speed, but in the rush to innovate and stay ahead of the game, leaders and professionals are overlooking one major problem:

AI expert and author Sangeet Paul Choudary says that as AI reshapes jobs in 2026 within the AI economy, the most valuable workers will be entrepreneurial thinkers.

Meta just laid off 8,000 employees May 20, as it accelerates AI investments and promises to pay out massive stock options to shareholders linked to AI rollout success.

New data reveals only 1.4% of laid-off workers have been replaced by AI getty

Meta laid off 8,000 employees and reassigned 7,000. In times of uncertainty and organizational upheaval, here's the one skill you need now, according to a psychologist.