BUSINESS INSIDER – JUN 4 – Former and current OpenAI employees rally for increased transparency amidst concerns over reckless pursuit of artificial general intelligence. They demand protections for whistleblowers and call for a culture of open critique to address risks in AI development.
By Jordan Hart | JUN 4, 2024
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1. Communicate Consistently: For example, regular one-on-one and team meetings help understand team needs and share your vision. For instance, a mid-size company manager can hold weekly meetings to keep everyone aligned and informed, improving project management and reducing misunderstandings.
2. Delegate to Develop Your Team: For example, assign tasks to team members to focus on strategic goals. A manager could delegate routine tasks to capable team members, allowing the manager to work on long-term planning while providing growth opportunities for the team, enhancing overall productivity.
By HANNA A. HOCKING | JUL 25, 2024
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BUSINESS INSIDER – To succeed in FAANG interviews, managers should emphasize thorough preparation and adaptability. Understanding the company’s values, culture, and technical requirements is crucial. Practicing common interview questions, engaging in mock interviews, and seeking feedback can enhance performance. Developing strong problem-solving skills and demonstrating the ability to think critically under pressure are essential. Building a narrative that highlights relevant experiences and achievements helps in effectively communicating capabilities. Continuous learning and staying updated with industry trends ensure readiness for the demanding interview processes at top tech companies.
By Ana Altchek | JUN 23, 2024
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Currys, a British electrical retailer, pioneered a viral marketing trend where older employees deliver Gen Z-style scripts on TikTok. In one video viewed 2.3 million times, an employee says, “It’s a brat summer at Currys, my guys.” This unconventional approach blends generational humor, increasing brand visibility and engagement among younger audiences.
The Royal Armouries museum in Leeds adapted the trend, having an older employee use Gen Z slang to describe historical exhibits. In a viral clip, he says, “Henry the Eighth is the original Rizzler. His codpiece hits different.” This creative strategy modernizes historical content, making it more appealing to younger audiences while maintaining the museum’s educational mission.
By Eve Upton-Clark | SEP 20, 2024
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