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Josh leads people strategy and experience globally at WPP.
He believes HR needs to understand how work gets done and how the business makes money. That knowledge gives people leaders a stronger basis for shaping decisions about AI and the workforce.
For Josh, this work strengthens HR’s contribution to business-model conversations. Understanding tasks is the foundation for discussing how workflows, teams and people’s development should change.
With 55,000 unique job titles across a decentralized business, leaders needed a clearer view of the tasks people performed.
WPP simplified 55,000 job titles into 600 role archetypes, combining an internal language model with Reejig’s work intelligence to connect roles, tasks, skills and AI tools.
WPP examined 600 roles across 50 business areas covering more than 84,000 employees, with leaders validating recommendations against actual workflows.
“Role redesign was already beginning in parts of WPP.”
Examining which tasks AI could support helps reduce repetitive effort and give people more time for the work they joined WPP to do.
“The goal is more purpose-driven work and better client outcomes.”
WPP is exploring how AI could change career paths, including rotational programs that expose junior employees to higher-level work, and how to help clients prepare for a redesigned agency workforce.
How Josh worked with Reejig to move from 55,000 job titles to 600 role archetypes validated against real workflows.
The work that we’ve done together has given us the insights and credibility that we might not have had in the past to have that work architecture, business model redesign conversation.
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