US EditionWalmart Simulates Interviews with AI; Trains Workers as Technicians
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Iwo Szapar, an artificial intelligence expert, warns at the South Summit that it is not a question of using it to write emails, but of integrating it into the workflow.
New Walmart initiatives aim to help associates move up to higher-paying jobs at the company
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart is doubling down on its commitment to upward mobility with a trio of new initiatives aimed at equipping its associates with the tools, training, and technology they need to move into higher-paying, in-demand technical roles with the retailer.The nation’s largest private employer said today that it is piloting an AI-powered interview coach, expanding its Associate to Technician (A2T) training program, and rolling out e…
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