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Leadership in the Age of AI
Adam Trojanczyk
10 episodes
1 week ago
If you are looking for proven strategies to help you become a more informed and effective leader, this podcast is for you. You'll get access to the latest strategies, thoughtful analysis, and innovative solutions in leadership, management, business, and technology. As an engineer, drawing on solid data and personal experience, I explain the challenges and explore the new opportunities presented by technological advances. As a humanist, I strive to remind people that people should always be at the center of everything they do.
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If you are looking for proven strategies to help you become a more informed and effective leader, this podcast is for you. You'll get access to the latest strategies, thoughtful analysis, and innovative solutions in leadership, management, business, and technology. As an engineer, drawing on solid data and personal experience, I explain the challenges and explore the new opportunities presented by technological advances. As a humanist, I strive to remind people that people should always be at the center of everything they do.
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Let's stop pretending we are all healthy. As many as 60% of workers with a disability or chronic condition hide their illness.
Leadership in the Age of AI
33 minutes 16 seconds
1 month ago
Let's stop pretending we are all healthy. As many as 60% of workers with a disability or chronic condition hide their illness.

In this episode, I will talk about something that may seem unpopular to you, especially when most people are talking about automation, efficiency, and artificial intelligence.

I will discuss the millions of employees who hide their illnesses, disabilities, and struggles from their colleagues and bosses every day because revealing the truth about their challenges seems too risky for them.

As many as 60% of employees with chronic illnesses never inform their employer about them, and the B-HERO-S study shows how dramatic the consequences can be—88% of people with hemophilia experienced negative reactions after disclosure.

As a CEO who hid his own illness in business for years, I want to show how leaders can change this and create places where people are no longer afraid to be themselves. I will show you practical tools that don't cost a fortune and can save the careers and health (including mental health) of your team.

You will learn what questions to ask and how to respond when someone finally opens up to you, and why flexibility at work is not a privilege but the basis of effective management.

If you are an employee considering disclosing your illness, I will show you how to prepare for this conversation and what to look out for.

Who it's for: Leaders, managers, HR professionals, anyone who wants to build more humane workplaces.

Warning: This episode is not a substitute for medical or therapeutic advice.

Leadership in the Age of AI
If you are looking for proven strategies to help you become a more informed and effective leader, this podcast is for you. You'll get access to the latest strategies, thoughtful analysis, and innovative solutions in leadership, management, business, and technology. As an engineer, drawing on solid data and personal experience, I explain the challenges and explore the new opportunities presented by technological advances. As a humanist, I strive to remind people that people should always be at the center of everything they do.