“AI will transform the employee experience.” You’ve heard it. Maybe you’ve said it. And while that’s true in some areas, not every shiny tool delivers on its promise. In People teams, we can’t afford to chase hype. We need to know what’s real, what’s

AI won’t replace HR. But HR that knows how to use AI? That’s a different story. Prompt engineering is fast becoming a core skill for People teams—not just to move faster, but to think better, standardize processes, and scale expertise. When you know how to ask the

Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we work, and HR is no exception. From resume screening to personalized learning, AI is being marketed as the answer to almost every People challenge. But the reality is more nuanced. When used thoughtfully, AI can make People processes smarter, faster, and more scalable.

Innovation in People/HR refers to the application of creative, forward-thinking strategies, technologies, and practices within Human Resources to improve talent management, employee experience, and organizational performance. Innovation in HR goes beyond simply introducing new tools—it involves reimagining how HR functions and strategies can evolve to meet the needs

As businesses become increasingly data-driven, the role of People Analytics (PA) in shaping human resources (HR) strategies has grown exponentially. People Analytics combines data science, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning to provide insights into employee behavior, performance, and workforce trends. By utilizing data, HR teams can make better, more

Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of Human Resources (HR), organizations are increasingly turning to People Analytics (PA) as a powerful tool to optimize their workforce. However, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into People Analytics has taken this field to the next level. AI’s ability to process vast

Introduction The workplace is evolving faster than ever. Automation, AI, and remote work have reshaped how we collaborate, communicate, and perform our jobs. While technology offers incredible efficiencies, there’s one thing it can’t replace—human insight. As organizations invest in digital transformation, a key challenge emerges: How do