AI's Impact on HR and Talent in 2025
AI's Impact on HR and Talent in 2025 Overview This episode explores the profound evolution of the workplace in 2025, examining how artificial intelligence is transforming HR and talent management...
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Course Overview
AI's Impact on HR and Talent in 2025
Overview
This episode explores the profound evolution of the workplace in 2025, examining how artificial intelligence is transforming HR and talent management while maintaining the crucial balance between technological advancement and human-centric approaches. The discussion covers AI integration across the talent lifecycle, evolving work models, changing workforce demographics, and strategic workforce planning in an AI-infused era.
Learning Objectives
After completing this episode, participants will be able to:
- Identify the four major forces driving 2025 workplace evolution including technology integration, demographic shifts, changing expectations, and the fundamental balance requirement
- Apply AI integration across the entire talent lifecycle from recruitment to strategic workforce planning while addressing dual AI usage by candidates and employers
- Navigate ethical challenges in AI implementation including bias and fairness concerns, privacy and data security, lack of nuance, and best practices for ethical deployment
- Evaluate real-world AI implementation success stories demonstrating measurable improvements in efficiency, quality, diversity, and employee engagement
- Enhance employee experience and engagement through AI-powered personalization, feedback analysis, predictive analytics, and learning development
- Practice human-centric leadership in the AI era including authentic vulnerability, measurable business impact, and key leadership actions
- Design evolving work models beyond rigid return-to-office mandates including window working and addressing the flexibility demand-supply gap
- Implement the Build, Buy, Borrow, or Bot framework for strategic skill acquisition considering budget, timing, labor market, and staff capacity
Key Takeaways
- Engagement-AI comfort correlation: 53% of engaged employees comfortable with AI vs. 30% disengaged
- Efficiency gains demonstrated: Robert Walters AI Trailblazers saved 6,700+ hours of manual work
- Bias risk real: Amazon AI downgraded resumes with "women's" keywords showing historical bias perpetuation
- Rain Central success: 40% pipeline increase, 22% quality improvement, 40% underrepresented group interest
- Mastercard efficiency: 85% scheduling improvement, 88% interviews within 24 hours, 900% profile growth
- Human-centric leadership ROI: 1.5x more likely to retain high performers, 2.6x more likely to meet business objectives
- Flexibility gap massive: 75% want flexible arrangements, only 9.8% job postings advertise flexibility
- Gen Z dominance coming: Nearing one-third of global workforce by 2025 with different expectations
- Unretiring trend: 2.8 million UK retirees returning seeking part-time and flexible roles
- Skills evolution accelerating: 39% of key skills will be different by 2030
- Gen AI enhances humans: Employees skilled in Gen AI are 5x more likely to develop soft skills
- Negative experience impact: 83% of candidates say negative interview experience changes business view
- Strategic workforce planning ROI: 10% average savings on annual labor budget
- Soft skills market growth: From $30B (2023) to $83B (2030) reflecting critical importance
- Four-option framework: Build, Buy, Borrow, or Bot provides strategic approach to skill acquisition
Course Curriculum
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What You'll Learn
- Comprehensive coverage of key HR concepts
- Practical applications and real-world scenarios
- Best practices and compliance requirements
Course Completion Award
Certificate of Completion
Downloadable PDF certificate
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