💡 The Future of Work and Gen AI in Europe I recently attended a thought-provoking Gallup webinar on why Europe is lagging behind the rest of the world in adopting Gen AI. Here are some eye-opening insights: * Only 1 in 10 leaders strongly agree that Gen AI is empowering their employees to perform better. * The HR functions are underprepared for AI adoption. My personal experience shows that there is a strong sense of suspicion when discussing Gen AI with many professionals. What became clear is that the biggest challenge is the mindset. Leaders’ perceptions play a crucial role. Without embracing new technologies and fostering a culture of openness, the benefits of AI will remain untapped. It's all about trust, readiness, and creating a supportive environment for innovation. What are your thoughts on overcoming these cultural barriers? #FutureOfWork #OrganisationalCulture #AIAdoption #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #MindsetShift
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