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What AI Can't Do For Your Relationships featuring Eric Mill and Jessica Montague (opens the original)
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I recently sat down Eric Mill and Jess Montague, the co-founders of Relatable, for a conversation about the skills that become more important as AI continues to change the way we work. We talked about their journey from working as marriage and family therapists to building Relatable, a relationship learning platform that brings many of the skills they have developed through years of therapy into the workplace. Eric and Jess shared what they see when they work with founders and leaders, including
What Theater Can Teach Us About Work featuring J. Noble and Nora Wheaton (opens the original)
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I recently welcomed J. Noble and Nora Wheaton from American Conservatory Theater (ACT) onto the Snafu podcast for a conversation about theater, storytelling, leadership, and what the performing arts can teach us about how we communicate and work together. We talked about the tension between adapting to the person or situation in front of you while still bringing your own personality, perspective, and strengths into the conversation. We also explored storytelling and the role it plays in everythi
The New Rules Of Teamwork In The Age Of AI featuring Dane Groeneveld (opens the original)
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I recently sat down with Dane Groeneveld for the second part of our conversation on Snafu, where we went deeper into his journey, his thinking on teams and leadership, and what it takes to navigate work when the world changes faster than we can plan for it. We talked about Dane's childhood growing up in Australian mining towns, his 25-year career in recruiting, and the experiences that led him to become fascinated by what makes some teams thrive while others struggle. We also explored AI, from i
The Myth of AI Adoption (opens the original)
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