Microsoft: Gen Z Lacks Management Skills to Lead AI Workers
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Microsoft sees a skills gap emerging, with Gen Z less prepared for AI than baby boomers. Gen Z lacks management experience to delegate tasks to AI.
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AI excels at complex tasks, not just simple ones. Give it detailed goals and context to get the most value. Treat it like a collaborative employee.
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Humans must oversee AI. Skills like critical thinking and problem solving remain vital. Experience leading people hones these skills.
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Organizations should provide stretch assignments and mentoring to build leadership skills. Employee development is key to becoming AI-powered.
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Microsoft's modern work lead says managing AI requires a mindset shift. Treat it like an employee and provide ongoing guidance.