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Before 2022, software development primarily focused on reliability and functionality testing, given the predictable nature of traditional systems and apps. With the rise of generative AI (genAI) ...

Our values shape our behaviours, inform our decisions, and ultimately define our paths in our personal and professional realms. Recognising and aligning with these values is critical not only for ...

To sustain team momentum and cohesion, leaders must actively translate vision and values into daily behaviors. Here, five members of the Bizwomen Leadership Council explain how they create and ...

In today’s competitive job market, aligning with a company’s core values is often as important as possessing the technical skills required for a role. Employers want candidates who not only excel in ...

It’s challenging to be a leader in a time when contradictions are the norm. These days, leaders are bombarded with a culture that’s at odds with itself. The loudest voices shouting the most extreme ...

In July, I spoke with the founders of Gray Swan, a start-up focused on AI security, a few days before they publicly announced their venture. Gray Swan aims to evaluate and fortify large language ...

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Most of us need to work to support ourselves and our lifestyles. We cash a check and use the money to pay for things we need today or to cover anticipated future needs. But the question to ask ...