🎙️ Weekend #podcast highlight: “AI can do so much, but that's really still a limited sort of set of skills. There's a lot of other skills that we're going to need, and especially to kind of close the gap.” — Jin Montesano, independent director and Chief People Officer at LIXIL, on a recent episode of Boardroom Beyond, hosted by Jennifer Reynolds, CEO of Women Corporate Directors.
🇯🇵 On generations in the workplace: “Japan also has some of the longest living generations. And so you've got a lot more people still living and staying in the workforce. And it's the first time we're seeing four generations working in the same workplace. And that's never happened before. So you've got this really interesting complexity where you've got Gen Z, Gen X and, you know, millennials, the boomers, and all working in the same operating environment and really having very different perspectives about work and what it means to be retained and engaged in an organization.”
🤖 On the impact of AI: “Japanese see robots and technology and automation as a way to sort of respond to or resolve some of these issues around declining population and aging population and the challenges that we face. You know, we have a labor shortage crisis in Japan. We're going to have 11 million shortage of workers by 2040…We've really made it possible for everyone to get involved and actually try it out...AI technology, generative AI, is really requiring us to think more deeply about what it means to be human at work.”
🌏 On the board’s role in culture setting: “What I found is that the board can play a powerful role by holding management to account, defining the culture…the Board needs to ask how the management is tracking KPIs against whether we're getting any closer to realizing that culture.”
Check out the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/g5FPttpB
H/t Tracy Gopal, CFA for bringing my attention to this episode.
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