Why Is AI Worrying So Many People in Western Countries?
A recent Gallup study shows marked concern in Western countries about the rise of artificial intelligence. Attempts at an explanation.
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Decision-Making Agility as the Remedy for Businesses Facing These Troubled Times
Business-world analyses never stop making us anxious. After explaining to us in the 1980s that the world had entered the “VUCA” era (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity), we have recently tipped over into the “BANI” era, characterized by Brittleness, Anxiety, Non-linearity and Incomprehensibility. Phew… Here is…
AI: Where Are the Women?
Artificial intelligence is creating very well-paid jobs… most of which go to men. Women, for their part, remain relatively on the margins of this boom, both as professionals in the sector and as users. An analysis of this worrying (but perhaps not definitive?) gender inequality.
How Can I Make My Degrees Tamper-Proof?
At a time when it is becoming harder and harder to tell the real from the fake, distrust is setting in between candidates and employers. A survey conducted in November 2025 had already found that 74% of recruiters said they were more concerned than ever…
Social Media Overtakes News Outlets as the Top Source of News
For the first time, social media and video platforms have overtaken television and news websites as the leading source of news. That is one of the key findings of the 15th edition of the report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ),…
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AI at the Heart of Recruiters’ Concerns
The 14th edition of TruMontréal, the recruitment “non-conference” was held this Tuesday, October 20, in Montreal. It was a chance to take the pulse of recruiters on hot topics such as neurodiversity and the economic slowdown, but also, and above all, the impact of AI…
Social media video strategy: “You are no longer a brand, you have become a media”
How can you make better decisions to produce video content that performs? Francis Jette, a consultant in digital content strategy and social media, offers practical answers through two new training courses. Interview on current trends and the levers to activate.
The platforms’ new fight against “AI slop”
After allowing, and even encouraging, the use of AI to create content on their platforms, the web giants are now backpedaling to reduce the flood of AI-generated posts. We take stock of this ironic situation.
AI: a boon or the ruin of the résumé?
AI was billed as a tool to democratize the résumé: with AI, candidates would be able to write far more compelling résumés, worthy of their true skills. Today, the picture is more nuanced. To be sure, some candidates are making liberal use of AI. To…
The method for no longer putting off difficult conversations (and preventing conflicts before they start)
Jiana Saad, a specialist in emotional intelligence and applied neuroscience, is offering a new training course titled Emotional Leadership: Managing Pressure, Difficult Conversations and Engagement. Its program includes an approach to holding difficult conversations that have been put off for too long. We wanted to…
Career change: a how-to guide
According to a survey published last June, a trend is emerging on the career-change front: a majority of job seekers (64%) are looking at openings outside the industry in which they currently work. We asked Matt Degenève, a career transition consultant, for advice on making…
Jean-Philippe Bradette’s tips for training your employees better
Last May, the HR Forum took place, where HR advisors shared valuable advice to help small and medium-sized businesses navigate the current climate of uncertainty. Among them, speaker Jean-Philippe Bradette proposed approaching training from a new angle. Here is what he had to say.