Why AI-Era Teams Need Curious, Empowered Employees
The article says AI is allowing companies to run with smaller, faster teams, making the selection of adaptable and inquisitive employees increasingly important. It recommends giving staff meaningful decision-making authority, welcoming questions, and supporting ongoing learning. The author, a serial founder, argues that trusting people to act independently is as essential as trusting automated systems.
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