The Workforce Lens’s Substack
Dominika BornaFuture of work insights — DEI, AI, and workforce trends, minus the corporate fluff
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I started The Workforce Lens because most commentary on the future of work is either recycled corporate language or academic work nobody outside a university will ever read. I wanted something in between: research that holds up, written for...
AI Agent Accountability: Who Is Actually Liable When Something Goes Wrong
📌In a Nutshell:
Agentic AI did not create an accountability problem. It made an old one, already proven unsolvable on humans, impossible to keep ignoring.
An AI agent approves a hire, then another rejects a loan. A third routes a safe...
Span of Control, Pay Gaps, and DRIs: The Hidden Limits of Modern Org Design
📌In a Nutshell:
A role only fixes what it claims to fix when the underlying condition the evidence demands is actually met, otherwise it is the old failure wearing a more confident name
Every organisation redesigning itself around a n...
AI Is Not Coming for the Bottom of the Hierarchy — It Is Hollowing Out the Middle
📌In a Nutshell:
AI is not coming for the bottom of the hierarchy — it is hollowing out the middle, and in doing so, it is quietly dismantling the system through which organisations have always produced the judgement needed to run thems...
The Visibility Tax: Why Hybrid Performance Reviews Fail and How to Fix Them
📌In a Nutshell:
Hybrid work did not break performance evaluation; it exposed that performance evaluation was already broken
What You Will Learn From This Article:
- The Career Stagnation Paradox: Why professional advancement of...
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