Recently on the At Work in America podcast, Trish Steed and I had the opportunity to sit down with Ryan Bergstrom , Chief Product Officer at Paychex, to discuss the company’s new AI platform, WISE, and the broader future of AI-powered HR and workforce technology for small and midsize businesses. The conversation resonated long after...

By: Trish Steed & Steve Boese    In boardrooms and leadership teams, a familiar tension is playing out. Organizations have invested heavily in learning platforms, talent systems, and skills frameworks, yet many continue to struggle with the pressure that they are not ready to adapt to what’s coming next.  Add to that the narrative that...

Excellence in enterprise software has often been defined by better apps and fancier user interfaces. We see that changing. Soon, excellence will be shaped by the systems that can execute work and drive outcomes. Here’s what that shift means and why it matters to HR leaders now.  For decades, enterprise software has been built around a simple idea: applications are where work happens. Employees log in, navigate workflows, complete transactions, and move processes...

The Invisible Reality of Women’s Health at Work Written by: Grace Hansen Working in healthcare has changed how I think about work and the people who show up to do it. In my roles over the last four years as a patient attendant, GI technician, CNA, and now a nutrition technician, I’ve spent many hours...

How Social Media is Educating Gen Z About Women’s Health Written by: Carleigh McFarlane Have you ever been in a situation where you spend months experiencing mysterious and unexplainable pain, but when you finally get time with your doctor, you walk out of the appointment with less money, more questions, and no relief for ongoing...

I opened my Feedly for the first time in about five years and felt a shock. The HR blogosphere that once shaped my mornings, my thinking, and my career was nearly gone. And while a few reliable voices in HR were still there, it was nowhere near the robust list of learnings I first curated...