Ep001 - The "Jenga Tower" of Corporate Leadership: AI vs. Human Skills
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In this episode of Praxis Project, Barry Marshall, Valerie Bleza, and Marcus Wilburs dive into a controversial take from Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky: the need to hire Gen Z even if AI can do their work.As companies integrate AI to eliminate rote, mundane tasks for financial efficiency , we face a critical question: If we automate entry-level work, how will the next generation learn the business?
In this episode, we discuss:
- The Financial Reality: Why it is practically "negligent" not to utilize AI for automating administrative tasks.
- The Learning Curve Gap: If interns don't scrub data or handle basic AP tasks, will they develop the "human intelligence" required for senior roles?.
- The "Jenga Tower" Effect: Marcus shares a powerful analogy on how removing too many lower-level structural pieces might cause the organizational tower to fall.
- The Leadership Pipeline: Barry explores the risk of shrinking the capacity for people to learn, grow, and mature into leaders who can manage humans.
- Actionable Advice: How to balance AI efficiency while maintaining a robust pipeline of future human leaders.
Join the conversation: Are we flattening the organizational structure too much? Is the future still "very, very human"?. Let us know in the comments!Fortune Article: https://fortune.com/2025/10/30/airbnb...
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