Bosses, here's how to get your employees using AI

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Consulting firm Bain wants to get real about AI.

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This MIT study says AI won't take my job. But it doesn't make me feel too sure that AI won't take my job.

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The robot baker is unlikely to replace human bakers.

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I worked nights, weekends, and holidays after being put on a performance improvement plan. I saved my job, but it wasn't worth it.

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The author was put on a performance plan and burned out.

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I require my daughter to have an on-campus job while in college, even though she didn't want one. Here's why.

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The author requires her daughter, not pictured, to work on campus.

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This billionaire CEO uses 'pattern recognition' to make business decisions — and so does Warren Buffett

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Michael Rubin is the founder and CEO of Fanatics.

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Many remote employees have 'no attachment' to their work, and no passion or creativity, the CEO of cosmetics giant L'Oreal says

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Nicolas Hieronimus is the chief executive officer of L'Oreal.

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Here's how to start making money pet sitting and dog walking while having fun and setting your own schedule

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Meghan Lim shared advice for pet sitting, which she said is a fun side hustle.

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How loyalty died in the American workplace

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A Michigan computer science major says he sent out 456 internship applications and only got 3 offers

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"I started applying in July, and soon I hit 200 applications," Oliver Wu, a computer science major at the University of Michigan, told Newsweek.

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I left the military for the private sector. My time in uniform was one of the best experiences I've ever had.

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Jia Hui Ong, 26, served in the Singapore Armed Forces for five years before she made the transition to the private sector.

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