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According to a survey by wellness platform Wellhub, 88% of people leaders say retaining top talent is their biggest priority, and 85% report using wellness programs to achieve this goal. The focus stems from the fact that top performers are often tasked with leading the adoption, implementation, and oversight of AI tools within their organizations.
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Top talent faces a greater risk of burnout than the rest of the organization because they are asked not only to lead AI initiatives but also to support other employees in building new skills. If these high performers leave, it could be costly for HR, since they hold the most desirable skills needed to help the rest of the organization adapt to AI.
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Wellhub's chief revenue officer noted that companies are grappling with a dual dynamic: AI can either amplify burnout or amplify performance. HR leaders who fail to communicate support for employee well-being—including attention to sleep, nutrition, and resilience—risk losing the very people most essential to their AI transition.
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