Without effective managers, companies may have a hard time seeing the gains that they expect from AI investments.
Only 3% of leaders are "highly prepared" for AI adoption (ManpowerGroup survey); 17% of orgs have advanced AI workforce readiness. Manager upskilling in communication and adaptability—not just technical skills—is essential to unlock AI investment ROI.
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Without effective managers, companies may have a hard time seeing the gains that they expect from AI investments.
Published July 28, 2026
A 49.5 megawatt three-level data center is under construction on April 14, 2026, in Vernon, Calif. Only 3% of leaders surveyed by ManpowerGroup Talent Solutions said their leaders are “highly prepared” to lead amid AI adoption.
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