Developers test AI tools for a week, hit setup problems, and then drift back to the backlog. In this landmark Harvard Business Review article, Josh Bersin and Marc Zao-Sanders noted that knowledge workers carve out just five minutes a day for formal learning.
Developers test AI tools for a week, hit setup problems, and then drift back to the backlog.
In this landmark Harvard Business Review article, Josh Bersin and Marc Zao-Sanders noted that knowledge workers carve out just five minutes a day for formal learning.
Most enterprise training programs still lean on week-long classroom bootcamps, multi-week certification tracks, and passive video lectures, none of which fit into the time developers actually have.
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Developers test AI tools for a week, hit setup problems, and then drift back to the backlog. In this landmark Harvard Business Review article, Josh Bersin and Marc Zao-Sanders noted that knowledge workers carve out just five minutes a day for formal learning. Most enterprise training programs still lean on week-long classroom bootcamps, multi-week certification tracks, and passive video lectures, none of which fit into the time developers actually have.
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