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Over the last decade, we’ve invested in over 20 unicorns. The machines will take millions of jobs—but they’ll never lead like a human can

Begin redesigning now around human skills and phase out traditional hierarchies. Drill down and find out what your people bring that is uniquely human.

By Navin Chaddha and Mark Minevich

September 28, 2025

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Over the last decade, we’ve invested in over 20 unicorns. The machines will take millions of jobs—but they’ll never lead like a human can

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