I’m going to tell you something that took me an embarrassingly long time to accept: the thing stopping most people from building software is not ability. It’s not intelligence. It’s
I’m going to tell you something that took me an embarrassingly long time to accept: the thing stopping most people from building software is not ability. It’s not intelligence. It’s
Let me tell you what the Microsoft Work Trend Index 2026 just confirmed, that those of us in HR have been saying for years while leadership nodded politely and did
Not for organisers. Not for sponsors. For the person standing in the corridor at 9:03am wondering if they chose the right session, and already knowing they can’t un-choose it. Why
Microsoft’s WorkLab is building a compelling case for the AI-first organisation. But the research has a gap — and it lives squarely inside the HR function. Microsoft’s WorkLab has been
Everyone’s deploying Copilot. Nobody’s asking whether it’s the right tool. Here’s the decision framework I wish existed before I spent a year inside these systems. Let’s start with a confession: