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Introduction Over the past decade, the world of work has undergone a profound transformation. Organisations have become more digital, distributed, and demographically diverse. In most

This week I’ve been reading Craig Brown’s ‘A Voyage Around the Queen,’ — a witty, insightful take on the late Queen, her family, and the times

Recruiters are drowning in what one CEO has called a “tsunami of sameness.” AI-written job applications are flooding in boxes, each one polished, fluent —

If current patterns continue, today’s students will spend an astonishing 25 years of their lives staring at smartphones. That’s the stark warning from new research

“Each generation is a new people.” – Alexis de Tocqueville Today I’ll be speaking to sixth form leaders from across the UK about one of

It was when the CGI baboons came howling into the Colosseum—snarling, leaping, and performing martial arts routines that would have left Bruce Lee clutching his

Recently, while working on my latest book on AI and the future of work, I was approached to be the new James Bond. Hang on

‘The Traitors’ has captivated audiences with its high-stakes drama and Machiavellian scheming. Yet the show is also a metaphor for decoding the politics of the

Numerous obituaries have been published in recent days commemorating the work of Professor Charles Handy, writer and philosopher, who passed away shortly before Christmas. For

It’s always a great feeling to complete the manuscript for a new book, albeit mixed with some sadness at coming to the end of a