Younger workers apparently want their bosses to start behaving more like AI

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  • Nearly two-thirds of AI users aged 18-28 want clearer instructions from their bosses
  • Nearly half of the same cohort have difficulty explaining work completed with the help of AI
  • The figures could indicate a brand new challenge to management

“Tell me exactly what you want me to do” – that seems to be the message from older millennial and younger Gen Z workers, who have expressed a need for highly specific instructions from their bosses.

Research has found that 62% of the 18-28 age group who regularly use AI want their bosses to give them the same sort of clear steps and parameters as one might give an LLM chatbot.

While a cohort of workers who are attentive to the needs of the business might sound good, deeper investigation may prompt you to think again. The studyby Use.AI implies a deeper-seated issue that points to a management challenge...

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