Why CMOs are in Crisis, and Neurodivergence in the Workplace

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Caleb and Adriele go deep on Zoom’s return-to-work policies, and raise an eyebrow at a Fortune article that suggests remote work is one of the reasons we’ve been avoiding a recession. Plus, the SEC Chairman says he is worried about misinformation from AI driving the next financial crisis. Is the cause for concern legitimate? Then, they go deep on the role of the Chief Marketing Officer and what it takes to be successful in today’s world. Plus, individuals with autism have high unemployment rates. What can employers do to help reduce that through their hiring practices? All that, plus what it means that factories across Asia are struggling to attract young workers, and the IRS is digitizing!

Articles mentioned in this episode:

• Remote work is dead: Zoom tells employees to return to the office

• Remote work is the reason why Wall Street was wrong about a recession

• The SEC’s Chief is worried about AI

• The office of the CMO needs a jolt

• Access to employment: A comparison of autistic, neurodivergent and neurotypical adults’ experiences of hiring processes in the United Kingdom