After decades of prioritizing task execution over human connection, businesses now need to bring back uniquely human skills to complement AI's rise.
AI has accelerated progress to a rate where a few years of change is equivalent to a century of past development, creating a shock to the system.
With manager engagement declining, leaders must shift focus from basic task execution to fostering adaptive performance skills like creativity and agility.
Agentic AI can learn, decide, and act autonomously, and employees are already beginning to relate to it using human-oriented language.
Effective management in the AI era requires a shift from control to orchestration, focusing on emotional intelligence, AI literacy, ethics, and rapid decision-making.
To successfully navigate the AI transition, organizations must provide coaching at scale to help managers become innovation pilots rather than apprehensive passengers.
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