Frohwein: Employees prioritize stability more now than two years ago
Rob Frawein · Polarizing Talent: Navigating 2023's Landscape · Jul 7, 2023 · at 6:18
Rob Frohwein, entrepreneur and panelist on The a16z Podcast, addresses how macroeconomic anxiety and AI advancements drive employees to seek organizational stability.
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“When you have all of these things happening, you know, macroeconomic climate, when you have, you know, AI creating questions, I think folks are looking for stability more than they were necessarily thinking about. A year or two years ago.”
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