31% of hiring managers prefer older workers over Gen Z candidates. What gives?| Forbes
Ready or not, here they come. There are now more Gen Zers in the workplace than Boomers—sparking a major generational handoff.| Forbes
The people who are most productive with AI are also the most burned out and disconnected. Here’s a starting point to navigate our all-too-personal relationships with AI.| Mark C. Perna
The workplace is changing faster than ever. Use these insights to help your team navigate change with confidence and clarity.| Forbes
Discover why Gen Z embraces contingent work for flexibility, skill-building, and career exploration—ideal benefits for navigating today's tough job market.| Forbes
Discover why the latest ‘quiet’ trend is actually hurting burned-out employees instead of helping them.| Forbes
Gen Z now makes up a growing share of the workforce. Here’s how leaders can better engage, develop, and retain Gen Z employees in today’s evolving workplace.| Mark C. Perna
From Gen Z to seasoned pros, here’s how to network more effectively—without the awkwardness. Practical, low-pressure strategies that actually work.| Forbes
What will the world look like when there are no more educators?| Forbes
Due to financial pressures and personal events, 46% of parents say their adult children have moved back home. Here’s how to navigate the potential ‘boomerang burden.’| Mark C. Perna
Welcome to the workforce, class of 2025. Here’s how to leverage AI effectively in your job search.| Forbes
AI is reshaping early careers. Learn 5 essential truths young professionals must embrace to stay relevant, competitive, and confident in a fast-changing workplace.| Mark C. Perna
80% of U.S. consumers of all generations are planning to work to some extent after retirement age. A new survey delves into why.| Mark C. Perna
Master these 10 professional skills—beyond tech—to thrive in the AI-driven workplace and future-proof your career.| Forbes
A new study by Amazon finds that almost three-quarters of Millennial and Gen Z workers are planning to quit their jobs in 2023 due to a lack of skills-building opportunities.| Forbes
American students’ reading skills just hit a 3-decade low. What can we do about it?| Forbes