If AI can be used to create content within organisations, what’s to stop people using it in their applications for jobs? I saw a role recently asking for experience in being able to ‘develop, manage and implement training, learning and development work within the company’. I asked ChatGPT what best practice in this might look… Read More Creative writing
At the start of the summer I mentioned how asynchronous design had to be taken more seriously in the way we thought about modern learning. I seemed to have lost my way* in completing the list of topics – the last post on this was in June – so I will look at the next… Read More Asynchronous creative practice
I was reading the State of Business Podcasting 2025 report last week. It analyses the Top 100 Business Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, reviewing over 70 data points per show to understand how leading business podcasts operate. It is descriptive, not prescriptive, offering trends which might help inform strategic decision making. I looked at this from… Read More Audio Advantages
The 16–18-year-olds in a fascinating Demos report published last week are about to enter the workplace. They are not the “Gen Z” that’s been written about for the last decade. They’re something else. They’re Gen Z 2.0: hyper-stimulated, algorithm-shaped, politically sceptical and raised on feeds that never stop. They’re younger than the iPhone. This matters… Read More When Gen Z 2.0 Enters Work
I was reading about a film writer and director recently. He was talking about the breakdown of his relationship with his producer. In the last two months of pre-production, he had received only five emails from her. She rarely turned up on set. She failed to secure the music rights they needed and did not… Read More Are we still making this together?
Lost and Desperate 