Sally Percy is a business journalist at Edge magazine. She specializes in HR and workforce topics, focusing on professional training and development, labor markets, remote work, and the impact of AI platforms, including Generative AI. Sally's work has been featured in Raconteur, People Management magazine, Forbes, Management Today, and Elite Business.
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