WeWork and Upwork CEOs Discuss AI Effects on Entry-Level Hiring
WeWork and Upwork CEOs addressed how artificial intelligence is affecting entry-level job opportunities for younger workers at a recent summit. They noted shifts toward freelance roles and AI-related skills.
webpronews.comWeWork and Upwork Inc. CEOs discussed the impact of artificial intelligence on entry-level hiring during a summit on workplace innovation. WeWork CEO John Santora said entry-level workers face growing challenges as companies adjust hiring needs across industries.
"There's no question that the entry-level hire is under pressure," Santora said. He added that business leaders have a responsibility to train younger talent for future leadership roles. " Upwork CEO Hayden Brown also acknowledged growing anxiety among workers but argued that some companies are overstating AI's impact on jobs.
"The hype is real," Brown said. He added, "The fear-mongering is a real challenge because it does create a lot of ...
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