Role reversal: AI savvy Gen Z workers ready to lead
They are decades younger and less experienced, but Gen Z’s quick take-up of AI means they will be ‘reverse mentoring’ more senior leaders…and maybe even taking over the top jobs.
They are decades younger and less experienced, but Gen Z’s quick take-up of AI means they will be ‘reverse mentoring’ more senior leaders…and maybe even taking over the top jobs.
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