by Claudia Lorenzo | Sep 2, 2026 | Hiring & Candidate Assessment, News
When a senior executive leaves, one of the first things many organizations do is pull up the existing job description. It feels logical. The responsibilities are already documented, the reporting structure is defined, and the previous executive provides a natural...
by Claudia Lorenzo | Sep 2, 2026 | Career Advice, News
The most expensive professionals in 2027 may not be the people with the longest resumes or strongest technical credentials. They will be the people sitting at the hardest points of the business to replace. Technology is making competent output cheaper. Research,...
by Claudia Lorenzo | Sep 2, 2026 | Career Advice, News
For years, professionals were told that AI would change the way they work. That future is arriving faster than many expected. The question heading into 2027 is no longer whether professionals will use artificial intelligence. In many functions, that is becoming part...
by Claudia Lorenzo | Aug 26, 2026 | Manufacturing, News
Most conversations about the USMCA review focus on tariffs, rules of origin, trade deficits, and where products should be manufactured. But for companies operating in Mexico, there is another question that deserves attention: What kind of leadership will these changes...
by Claudia Lorenzo | Aug 20, 2026 | Hiring & Candidate Assessment, News
Interview preparation has changed. Candidates have always rehearsed common questions, researched companies, and refined how they present their experience. But AI has made sophisticated preparation available to almost everyone. Candidates can now generate polished...
by Claudia Lorenzo | Aug 14, 2026 | Career Advice, Leadership Development, Manufacturing, News
For decades, the Plant Manager role has been defined by operational discipline: safety, quality, delivery, cost, labor, and continuous improvement. Those responsibilities have not disappeared. But the environment around them has changed. Manufacturing facilities are...