Lord Alan Sugar has called for all workers, particularly apprentices, to return to the workplace, highlighting that in-person collaboration is crucial for their development. He expressed sharp criticism of Brexit, labeling it as a major disaster, and suggested that rejoining the European Union could aid the UK. On the topic of artificial intelligence, Sugar criticized its use in job applications, arguing it undermines genuine capabilities. Though he makes exceptions for certain roles, he believes the majority should engage with their colleagues to maximize learning opportunities.
Lord Sugar stated that he believes all workers, including apprentices, need to return to the office, arguing this is essential for their development and learning.
Commenting on Brexit, Lord Sugar referred to it as 'the biggest disaster in [his] lifetime', indicating the significant impact it has had on the UK.
He expressed a sceptical view on AI, stating using it to enhance one's CV is 'wrong', emphasizing the importance of genuine skills in job applications.
He pointed out that many young people prefer to stay at home instead of engaging in collaborative work, stressing the importance of learning from colleagues.
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