Many of us have attended meetings where the leader lays out expectations and, at the close, asks, “Is everyone good?” People typically look around to see how everyone wants to answer, and nod in response to the leader’s question. But is everything rea…
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Despite running one of the world’s largest airlines, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby goes to great lengths to avoid being too busy.
He works out nearly every day, sleeps about eight and a half hours a night, and usually finds time for a 15-mi…
The company wants to break what it calls “the physical bottleneck” that stymies AI’s impact on manufacturing.
Bell’s data centre expansion is set to be the largest capital investment in Saskatchewan’s history
Hiring the right person is hard. Learning to be an end user on most commercially available software is not hard.
Bryan Creely, a former recruiter and currently co-founder and CEO of Soor, shared a time when he applied for a job he was highly qualif…
When it comes to national security, infrastructure ownership and digital sovereignty, ‘the devil is in the data centre details’
U.S. Open champion Elena Rybakina turned down college and changed her citizenship to make her tennis dreams come true. Now she’s earning $11.4 million.
Companies are increasingly leaning on work trials to find qualified candidates in a job market flooded with AI-optimized résumés and cover letters.
