How major retailers are investing in their associates to better serve customers

By Mewayz Editorial TeamMay 28, 2026Source: HR Dive - Latest News

Lowe’s is reporting success putting artificial intelligence companions in the hands of employees, while Walmart and Home Depot are betting specialized positions will better meet customers’ needs.

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