Hello, hello! There’s been much debate over the last few years about how companies might operate with workforces comprising human and non-human AI workers. But what if the non-human colleagues are…birds? A hawk named “El Charro” and its peculiar job warding off pigeons at a Ford assembly plant in Mexico was the subject of a recent Wall Street Journal profile. First of all, that’s much cooler than an agent coworker, and secondly, we would love to interview whomever’s job comprises bird resources (BR) responsibilities.