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Given how effective AI is at mimicking human writing, it should come as no surprise that CEOs are experimenting with using it to draft personal messages. Harvard Business School research from 2018 ...

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A new study found that employees who disconnect from work are seen as more effective by their managers—but also less promotable. Stay on top of our latest content with links to all the digital ...

A new study found that employees who disconnect from work are seen as more effective by their managers—but also less promotable.