Callum Borchers

LiveMint

AI knows what you did online. Now your employer does, too

By: Callum Borchers

Artificial intelligence makes it easier than ever to trace your online history, and trying to cover your tracks can backfire and sabotage your career.

The Wall Street Journal

Don’t Kill Corporate Retreats. Make Them More Like a Kid’s Birthday Party.

By: Callum Borchers

At a time when many employees feel lonely at work, companies need to consider unconventional fixes.

The Wall Street Journal

A Wild Netflix Lawsuit Shows Why Drugs and Alcohol Don’t Mix With Work

By: Callum Borchers

An executive’s exit from the entertainment giant reminds us what a minefield ‘bring your whole self to work’ can be.

The Wall Street Journal

Forget About Fetching Coffee. This Summer, the Interns Are Running the Show.

By: Callum Borchers

Student workers are shouldering bigger responsibilities, such as leading projects, as AI takes over menial tasks.

LiveMint

Forget about fetching coffee. This summer, the interns are running the show.

By: Callum Borchers

Student workers are shouldering bigger responsibilities, such as leading projects, as AI takes over menial tasks.

The Wall Street Journal

How to Outsmart AI When It’s Tracking Your Workday

By: Callum Borchers

It takes a little gamesmanship to look your best in the era of employee surveillance.

LiveMint

How to outsmart AI when it's tracking your workday

By: Callum Borchers

It takes a little gamesmanship to look your best in the era of employee surveillance.

Kanebridge News Middle East

How to Outsmart AI When It's Tracking Your Workday

By: Callum Borchers

As AI productivity trackers reshape workplace evaluations, employees are learning how to manage calendars, activity levels and AI usage to ensure their contributions are recognized.

The Wall Street Journal

How to Be a ‘Cool’ Boss Without Getting Fired

By: Callum Borchers

Managers are adjusting to a world where buying the first round and cracking a joke could be seen as keeping the mood light—or blurring boundaries.

The Wall Street Journal

Want to Succeed in an AI World? Study Anthropology

By: Callum Borchers

College students and workers alike are finding a new set of skills is needed for a rapidly changing workplace.