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Most companies are planning their workforce backward. Here’s a better way

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Most companies are planning their workforce backward. Here’s a better way
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Every leadership team is wrestling with the same questions right now. How will AI impact our organization, and what type of workforce will we need in the future?



These aren’t easy questions to answer. Only 19% of companies are effective at planning for their future workforce, according to a July 2026 survey by Gartner. These organizations understand how work will change, anticipate the impact of artificial intelligence, and act to realign the workforce with strategy.



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