Ben Thompson

1 week ago | firerescue1.com | Ben Thompson

Back when I only had a few months on the job, my crew and I responded to a cardiac arrest. I was assigned to the engine that day, and because I was the rookie, I jumped on the most physically demanding task – chest compressions. Just as the patient’s ribs began to give, Bob, the senior firefighter pushed me out of the way and took over.

2 months ago | e-commercenews.ca | Ben Thompson

The conversation around AI in business is shifting fast. The old question "Do we have permission to use AI?" is outdated. The real question is "How are you encouraging your team to use it?" because if you're not leaning into AI now, you're already behind. At Employment Hero, we're embedding AI into everything we do. From how our teams work to how our products function, AI is becoming a seamless part of our operations.

2 months ago | itbrief.com.au | Ben Thompson

The conversation around AI in business is shifting fast. The old question "Do we have permission to use AI?" is outdated. The real question is "How are you encouraging your team to use it?" because if you're not leaning into AI now, you're already behind. At Employment Hero, we're embedding AI into everything we do. From how our teams work to how our products function, AI is becoming a seamless part of our operations.

2 months ago | ecommercenews.in | Ben Thompson

The conversation around AI in business is shifting fast. The old question "Do we have permission to use AI?" is outdated. The real question is "How are you encouraging your team to use it?" because if you're not leaning into AI now, you're already behind. At Employment Hero, we're embedding AI into everything we do. From how our teams work to how our products function, AI is becoming a seamless part of our operations.

Jan 13, 2025 | firerescue1.com | Ben Thompson

3 a.m. and black smoke is rolling over toys scattered in the yard. A screaming mother points to a bedroom window. Without ever having laid eyes on you, she places the life of her child in your hands. Firefighters, suited up and ready to risk it all, look to you for the order. “What’s it going to be, chief? Go or no go? Chief? Chief?”Chief. It has been two years since I was promoted, and I’m still getting used to the title. I never thought I’d find a white helmet atop my head.