Tim Paradis is a Future-of-Work Correspondent at Business Insider. He reports on the evolving workplace landscape, focusing on the impacts of automation, artificial intelligence, and remote work on careers and employment. Tim's insights have been featured in RealClearMarkets, Yahoo News, Entrepreneur Media, and various other outlets.
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By: Tim Paradis
A few months ago, I started using a notetaking app called Granola. It uses AI to build an outline and bullets around what I deem most important.
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Job seekers who are good looking, went to the right school, or worked at the right firm can seemingly have an upper hand. That's risky for employers.
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In a KPMG US survey, half of workers said that AI had helped be better at their job and that automation would bring new career opportunities.
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Bill Belichick's move to coach at UNC highlights the shift of college sports toward professionalization with NIL opportunities and revenue sharing.
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AT&T is requiring office employees to work on-site five days a week starting in January, effectively eliminating a recent hybrid option.
AI-powered notetakers can attend meetings on our behalf. Bots can also take on tasks such as writing documents and interviewing and training workers.
Demand for workers with AI skills is likely to continue to grow in 2025 as tech and non-tech firms seek workers in areas from sales to implementation.
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In a survey, nearly 3 out of 4 execs with an RTO policy said they would require at least 3 days a week in the office in 2025.
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