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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2025 · 20 MIN

Living In A Continuous Earthquake: Why Supermanagers Matter

from The Josh Bersin Company · host Josh Bersin

Today, broadcasting from Asia, I discuss the wide range of disrupting change hitting our companies, employees, and leaders and the implications on management. As you’ll hear, AI is only one of many things changing our landscape, and we, as leaders, have to rethink our role. I introduce the idea of a Supermanager, and I explain how in today’s environment change comes from the front-line workforce, not only from the top. This democratizing change in work forces us to redefine what managers do. Despite the blogosphere, managers are not going away but many will be replaced, and you’ll see why this makes sense. I also discuss what I call “The Wisdom of Galileo,” and how our AI agent Galileo has become smarter and wiser than ever. I hope you enjoy this episode, there’s a lot to think about in here. Like this podcast? Rate us on Spotify or Apple or YouTube. Additional Information The Rise Of The Supermanager: A New Role In The World of AI The Wisdom of Galileo: 100 Use Cases and More The AI Revolution in Corporate Learning (new research) The AI Revolution in Talent Acquisition (new research)  

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