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Putting the “I” Back in AI: Bridging the Gap Between AI Adoption and Organisational Impact
AI now seems to appear around every corner of organisational life. From machine learning algorithms that forecast trends to autonomous agents that orchestrate routine tasks [...]
Hiring Gone Right: The Science Behind Hiring Well
As explored earlier in this series, the path to hiring the “right” candidate is not without pitfalls. Cognitive biases and unreliable hiring processes can make [...]
Hiring Gone Wrong: What It’s Costing Your Organisation
As explored in our previous article, identifying the "right” candidate can be challenging for organisations. Cognitive biases and unstructured hiring processes can undermine alignment between candidate capabilities and organisational needs. It may be tempting to treat each hiring mistake as attributable to individual poor performers, the case [...]
Why Hiring Goes Wrong: Diagnosing the Breakdown
Hiring is one of the most high-stakes decisions an organisation makes, and yet, it can feel like you’re rolling the dice. You sift through assessment [...]
Leading Through Loss: The Impact of Mass Layoffs on International Development Leaders
As we’ve explored in our previous posts, layoffs have far-reaching consequences, not only for the victims who are laid off, but also for the survivors who remain and must [...]
The Human Cost of Layoffs: Supporting Laid-Off Staff in the International Development Sector
As the international development sector continues to contract under the pressure of funding cuts, many organisations face difficult decisions about workforce reductions. While these choices [...]





