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They are looking to leverage labour into a weaker position. It's not generational, it's institutional. Some companies acknowledge, support, and empower those w
by ActionHank 3y ago
They are looking to leverage labour into a weaker position. It's not generational, it's institutional.
Some companies acknowledge, support, and empower those who generate the value and fully embrace the servant leadership ideals, most do not.
The biggest impact AI will have is empowering those in leadership positions to further extend their leverage against labour to drive down compensation and working conditions.
I believe that this will create a vacuum for smaller, more agile organisations empowered by the likes of AI and employees who are motivated and appreciated to emerge and dominate.
- FredPret 3y agoI agree. The free market should consign the tie-wearing corporate performative productivity dinosaurs to history. Only results matter. Nimble startups with ~1 - 10 employees + AI + contracting with other companies can run rings around the average 100-person corporate team.
- gcatalfamo 3y agoServant leaders die very fast when your own reports undermine your efforts at being one. A bad boss doesn't undermine it, bad reports yes. It would be an otherwise ideal way of working.