Rachel Ranosa

Rachel Ranosa

Rachel Ranosa is a senior journalist covering the intersection of Human Resources and emerging technology.

With her interests ranging from behavioural science and people analytics to artificial intelligence and the future of work, she's constantly on the lookout for stories – whether they involve humans or robots.

Rachel began her career in journalism as a sub-editor for the Financial Times before working as a social media & technology editor for the New York-based Tech Times.

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'A workspace is a workspace regardless of where it is'

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