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Working with AI
Working with artificial intelligence with discernment: understanding its strengths and limits to make it a true working partner.
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“The agent did it”: Managing a team of people and AI agents

AI is already on your team: Lead the rollout

Getting your team to use the AI tool the company bought

What to let AI decide

When AI does the thinking: Keep your own judgment

Relying on AI without losing your skills: What to keep sharp

Managing with AI: What stays human

Who decides when AI is on the team: Roles and accountability

When AI is imposed: From shock to adoption

AI ethics: What’s allowed and what it asks of you

AI agents that act on your behalf: Set the right limits

Stay the author of your work when AI writes

Learning every day: On your own, with others, and with AI

When ideas clash: Cooperating constructively in the AI era

Team benchmarking with AI: From findings to action

Five human skills that grow in value with AI

AI as a mirror: Why its answers depend on your questions

Beyond the AI’s first answer: Training everyday creativity

Endless courses, little progress: The manager as curator

Equal footing at work: With your manager, team, and AI

Your job and AI: Three uses, three futures

Stop playing small with AI: Decode the three inner voices

Aim higher with AI: Iterate, stay in control, build an agent

Motivation as AI reshapes work: What to keep doing yourself

Three team skills that outlast every new AI tool

Confiding in AI about work: Where to draw the line

“AI will replace me”: Four questions to test the belief

AI anxiety at work: Staying clear-headed and human

Leading through contradictions: Paradoxes today, AI tomorrow

Company vision for the AI era: Purpose, values, and ambition

Fairness on your team: What hybrid work and AI change

Mindfulness at work: Get your focus back in the age of AI

Fear or excitement about AI: Your outlook decides

Too much for one manager: Four responsibilities to share

Why your week falls apart: Six laws of time

Misunderstandings at work: Four traps and the way out

Self-trust at work

Gender equality at work: Act on the bias no one sees

Team creativity: Three methods that beat brainstorming

Stop chasing the clock: Decide what your time is for

Information overload: Filter, then decide

Four human qualities teams want in a manager

Realistic planning: A schedule that survives the week

Daily priorities: Protect what matters, align with your team

Leadership today: Turn compliance into commitment

Promoted for your expertise: Stop doing it all yourself

Situational leadership in practice: Traps and transitions

Situational leadership: Match your style to each task

Stop demotivating your team: Three traps managers fall into

Motivation is personal: Find what drives each team member

Building an autonomous team: A six-step delegation plan