Hiring Is Broken—Here’s How to Finally Get it Right in 2026

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Let’s be honest: Hiring is still one of the most broken systems inside most organizations.

Despite all the talk about data, AI, and “people-first” leadership, most teams are still hiring the same way they did twenty years ago:

  • Gut feel
  • Resumes
  • Interviews
  • References

That approach worked in 2003.

In 2025, it’s a liability.

Today’s workplace is faster, more complex, more remote, and more human than ever before. And the cost of hiring wrong isn’t just turnover. It’s culture damage, performance drag, burnout, and lost momentum.

The problem isn’t talent.
The problem is how we evaluate it.

Why Traditional Hiring Fails Modern Teams

Interviews are great at one thing: storytelling.
They’re terrible at prediction.

Candidates show you their best version.
Hiring managers fill in the gaps with assumptions.

What gets missed?

  • How someone is actually motivated
  • How they collaborate under pressure
  • How they communicate when things go sideways
  • Whether they’ll thrive or stall in your specific culture
  • Whether the role fits how they naturally work

By the time those issues surface, you’ve already invested months of time, money, and trust.

That’s why so many leaders feel like they’re constantly “fixing” hiring mistakes instead of building momentum.

What Top Teams Are Doing Differently

High-performing teams aren’t hiring harder.
They’re hiring smarter.

They’ve stopped guessing and started predicting.

Using Marlee’s Talent Vision, these teams can see what was previously invisible before making an offer. Think of it as X-ray vision for hiring decisions.

Instead of hoping someone will work out, leaders can confidently answer:

  • Is this person aligned with the role?
  • What actually drives them to perform?
  • How will they communicate and collaborate?
  • How do they behave under stress?
  • What environment helps them do their best work?
  • Will they elevate our culture or quietly erode it?

This isn’t personality testing.
It’s performance prediction.

What Talent Vision Reveals Instantly

Before you hire, you gain clarity on:

Role Alignment
Is this person naturally wired for the outcomes the role requires?

Motivation Drivers
What actually fuels their performance, not what they say in an interview.

Collaboration & Communication Style
How they work with others, share information, and handle conflict.

Stress Behavior
What shows up when pressure hits, and deadlines tighten.

Ideal Work Environment
The conditions they need to perform consistently, not occasionally.

Culture Impact
Whether they strengthen your team dynamic or quietly strain it.

This is how top teams are achieving 90%+ predictive accuracy in hiring.

The Year-End Talent Vision Sprint

As we close out the year, we’re opening a limited Year-End Talent Vision Sprint for companies who want to start 2026 with clarity instead of cleanup.

This is not theory.
It’s an accelerated, hands-on sprint designed to lock in smarter hiring before the new year planning cycle kicks off.

What You Get

  • A 90%+ predictive accuracy model for your key roles
  • A success-factor analysis for 2026 hires
  • Culture and collaboration mapping across your team
  • Two dedicated strategy sessions with accelerated onboarding

This sprint is built for leaders who don’t want to spend Q1 fixing Q4 hiring mistakes.

Limited Availability Before 2026

We’re opening this to only the first 20 companies that respond and sign up before year-end.

Why the limit?
Because this work requires focus, depth, and precision. We want every company to walk into 2026 with a hiring system that actually works.

If hiring is even part of your 2026 strategy, this is the moment to stop guessing and start predicting.

Click here to request more details and see if the Year-End Talent Vision Sprint is right for your team.

Hiring doesn’t have to be broken.
But it does need to evolve.

And the teams that figure this out now are the ones everyone else will be chasing next year.

The Gen Z Advantage: Why This Generation Will Save Work

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We keep hearing that Gen Z is the problem.

They’re “entitled.” They “don’t want to work.” They “won’t stay.”

But what if the real story is the opposite?

What if The Gen Z Advantage is exactly what the workplace needs — not a challenge to overcome, but a blueprint to evolve?

The Gen Z Advantage: A Mirror for Modern Leadership

The Gen Z Advantage isn’t about age — it’s about awareness.

This generation grew up watching every system — political, corporate, educational — promise one thing and deliver another.

They’ve seen companies preach purpose while prioritizing profit.
They’ve watched leaders talk transparency while hiding behind dashboards.

So when they push back, ask for meaning, and expect clarity, it’s not rebellion.
It’s accountability.

They’re holding up a mirror and asking every leader a hard question:

“Are you really leading — or just managing the status quo?”

That’s not resistance. That’s refinement. That’s The Gen Z Advantage in action.

What The Gen Z Advantage Looks Like in Practice

In every keynote, classroom, and coaching session, one truth repeats itself:
Gen Z isn’t confused. They’re curious.

They’re asking the right questions:

  • “Who am I at work?”
  • “What matters most?”
  • “How do I build a life that means something?”

They’re not rejecting hard work — they’re rejecting hypocrisy.
And in doing so, they’re reminding us what leadership was always supposed to be.

Gen Z reveals what the next era of leadership demands:

  • Clarity over confusion
  • Coaching over command
  • Purpose over policy
  • Connection over compliance

They’re not asking for more. They’re asking for meaning.

AI Meets The Gen Z Advantage

AI is accelerating the change Gen Z has been asking for all along.

For them, technology isn’t threatening—it’s empowering.

They expect feedback, development, and opportunity to move at the same speed as their lives.

They don’t want a manager who monitors.
They want a coach who contextualizes — someone who uses data and insight to unlock human potential.

That’s where AI can be the unlock Gen Z desperately wants.

What Leaders Must Learn From Gen Z

Gen Z is forcing us to evolve — not because they’re impatient, but because they’re awake.
They’re showing us that the future of work depends on the fusion of humanity and technology.

Gen Z teaches us:

  • Coaching is the new management
  • Culture is the true performance system
  • Connection is the productivity multiplier
  • Human + AI is the winning formula

They’re not here to tear work down.

They’re here to rebuild it better — with empathy, purpose, and accountability at the center.

Gen Z Is the Future of Work

If you’ve been frustrated by Gen Z, pause.
That friction you feel? It’s growth.

This generation isn’t just disrupting the workplace — they’re diagnosing it.
They’re reminding us that leadership without clarity fails, and culture without connection collapses.

The Gen Z Advantage isn’t a trend.
It’s a transformation.
It’s the reset button we didn’t know we needed.

The question isn’t whether Gen Z is ready for work.
It’s whether we’re ready to lead them.

Want to turn The Gen Z Advantage into your organization’s biggest opportunity?

Book my new keynote — “Cracking the Gen Z Code: Coaching the Next Gen to Win with AI.”

You’ll learn how to:

  • Lead, develop, and retain Gen Z talent
  • Integrate AI to coach and scale performance
  • Build a high-trust, high-impact culture that thrives across generations

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Will You Answer the Call? Reclaiming Leadership in the Age of AI

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We’re living in an era of unprecedented potential.
AI is rewriting the way we work.

Gen Z is redefining what it means to be a leader.

And somewhere in between, too many of us have gone numb.

We scroll, react, automate, and optimize — but we’ve stopped leading.

Because leadership, at its core, isn’t about authority or algorithms.
It’s about responsibility.

The responsibility to show up.
To listen.
To believe in people before they believe in themselves.

And right now, that’s exactly what the next generation is asking for.

The Real Crisis Isn’t Laziness — It’s Lostness

You’ve heard the headlines: 

“Gen Z doesn’t want to work.”

“Millennials are entitled.”

But here’s the truth I see when I coach this generation up close:

They’re not lazy.
They’re looking.

They’re asking the big questions:

  • Who am I?
  • What really matters?
  • How do I build a life that means something? 

But they don’t have leaders giving real answers.

They’re not rejecting hard work; they’re rejecting hypocrisy.
They don’t want another manager who hides behind metrics.

They want:

  • Coaching
  • Connection
  • Growth over control

That’s not weakness. That’s evolution.

AI Won’t Save Us, But it Can Scale What Matters

AI is changing everything—how we communicate, collaborate, even think.

But the future belongs to those who do two things well:

  • Leverage technology, and
  • Stay deeply human

AI will:

  • Speed up insight
  • Personalize development
  • Automate the mundane
  • Scale what works across your org

But it won’t replace:

  • Courage
  • Empathy
  • Trust
  • Real leadership

If you lead — that’s your edge.

The tools have evolved.
The question is: have you?

Culture Is the System. Coaching Is the Operating Model.

The best companies won’t win with perks, policies, or ping pong.

They’ll win with purpose and performance.

Culture isn’t what’s painted on the walls.
It’s what’s tolerated in the halls.

And coaching? It’s not a “nice-to-have” anymore.
It’s the operating system for every team.

Because when people feel seen, heard, challenged, and supported, they don’t just perform better —
They become better.

And now, with AI + real-time insight, we can finally scale that operating model.

  • Every leader equipped.
  • Every employee supported.
  • Every team connected.

That’s not a dream. That’s the new standard.

This is the Call

If you’ve ever said:

“No one wants to work anymore.”
“They just don’t get it.”

Ask yourself:

When was the last time you showed them what leadership really looks like?

Not through a title.
Not through a lecture.
But through example.

The next generation doesn’t need another hero.
They need someone who actually shows up.
Someone who leads with courage and intelligence — human + AI.

They need you.

Will you answer the call?

Because if you don’t lead…
someone else — or something else — will.

Ready to Lead the Future?

Discover how my new keynotes, The Leader’s AI Playbook, Cracking the Gen Z Code, and The AI-Ready Culture Code can help you create the kind of leadership system the next generation deserves. Click here to get in touch!

From Burnout to Breakthrough: How to Coach the Modern Workforce

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Burnout has become the silent productivity killer of the modern workplace.
Disengaged teams, constant change, and the relentless pace of hybrid work have left leaders asking the same question:

How do we get our people re-engaged—without burning them out further?

The answer isn’t another time-management hack.
It’s learning how to coach the modern workforce, using AI as your playbook.

The Burnout Paradox

Today’s leaders have more tools, more data, and more meetings than ever before—and yet their teams are more disconnected.

That’s because burnout isn’t just about workload. It’s about disconnection—from purpose, from progress, and from people.

What today’s workforce, especially Gen Z, is craving isn’t more direction—it’s more development. They don’t want to be managed; they want to be coached. And coaching the modern workforce is exactly what AI can help leaders deliver at scale.

AI + Coaching = Breakthrough

The future of leadership isn’t replacing humans—it’s upgrading them.

By combining AI insights with coaching principles, leaders can finally see what drives (and drains) their teams—and take action before burnout spreads.

Here’s how the best leaders are doing it:

1. Turn data into dialogue.
AI-powered tools like Marlee surface patterns about performance, engagement, and sentiment. But data alone doesn’t drive change—conversation does. Use those insights to open up coaching moments that reconnect people to their purpose.

2. Personalize feedback in real time.
No more annual reviews. Feedback needs to be timely, specific, and actionable. It’s not surveillance—it’s support. And when employees feel seen, heard, and supported to perform their best, burnout gives way to ownership.

3. Build a “Coaching OS.”
The best teams don’t run on pressure—they run on progress. Workplaces that install a Coaching OS use AI to align insight, action, and trust across every level of the organization. It gives leaders the structure to coach consistently and the freedom to lead authentically.

4. Coach the whole human.
AI can’t replace empathy, but it can remind us to use it. The real breakthrough happens when leaders use technology to free up time for what matters most—human connection.

The New Leadership Equation

The leaders who will win the future are those who can combine AI with human connection.

They’ll use data to understand their people—and coaching to empower them.
They’ll prevent burnout not by managing harder, but by leading smarter.

That’s the new playbook.
And it’s available to every leader willing to embrace it.

Ready to turn burnout into breakthrough?


Invite me into your organization to equip your people with “The Leader’s AI Playbook“—practical tools that help you recharge your team, coach with purpose, and build an unstoppable culture of performance and connection.

The Opportunity of AI for Leaders

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For the past two years, the conversation about AI has been dominated by fear.
Fear of replacement. Fear of disruption. Fear of losing control.

But while the headlines warned that AI would wipe out millions of jobs, something very different is happening inside the best organizations in the world: a hiring boom.

Companies are rapidly expanding their teams to include new AI-related roles—prompt engineers, AI ethicists, operations leads, strategists, and data translators. Instead of eliminating work, AI is reshaping it.

And that’s where the opportunity of AI for leaders lies.

AI Isn’t Just a Tool—It’s a Catalyst for Human Potential

The real story of AI isn’t automation—it’s augmentation, a force multiplier for human potential.

When leaders embrace AI thoughtfully:

  • Managers become coaches, using real-time insights to personalize development through tools like Marlee.
  • Teams become innovators, testing ideas faster and executing smarter thanks to AI collaboration partners like ChatGPT.
  • Employees become creators, focusing on higher-value, more meaningful work with programs like Jasper.

AI isn’t replacing people—it’s redefining how people create value. That’s the opportunity of AI for leaders: to use technology to unlock deeper levels of performance, creativity, and connection across every layer of the organization.

The Leadership Shift

Every technological revolution demands a leadership revolution.
The leaders who thrive in the AI era will be those who:

  1. See AI as a teammate, not a threat.
  2. Invest in learning and curiosity, making growth a daily habit.
  3. Build culture systems, not perks—where trust, adaptability, and experimentation are the norm.

Because technology doesn’t transform organizations.

Leaders do.

The Next Generation of Work

We’re entering a new age of leadership where your ability to connect, coach, and create meaning defines your success far more than your ability to control.

AI isn’t taking over—it’s handing us an opportunity.
An opportunity to reimagine how we lead, how we grow, and how we unlock the full potential of our people.

That’s the real opportunity of AI for leaders—to transform fear into fuel, uncertainty into innovation, and data into deeper human connection.

Ready to Lead the Future?

Through my keynotes and coaching work, I show leaders and teams how to use AI to enhance coaching, drive human connection, and build culture systems that scale performance.

Let’s talk about how I can help your organization lead the way.

AI is the Next Leap for Leadership

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Every leap in technology has reshaped how we work.

The printing press scaled knowledge.

Electricity powered industry.

The internet connected the world.

Now, AI is here—and it’s the next leap for leadership.

But this time, the leap isn’t just about how we work.

It’s about what we’re capable of.

The Mistake Leaders Make About AI

Most leaders are still framing AI as a productivity play.

A way to automate tasks.
A way to reduce labor costs.
A way to get more output, faster.

That’s the first mistake.

Because AI isn’t just about efficiency, AI is the new operating system for leadership.

What AI Actually Unlocks

When leaders embrace AI the right way, it doesn’t replace them—it amplifies them.

Here’s what that next leap for leadership looks like:

  • Clarity at Scale
    AI surfaces insights leaders would never have the time to uncover on their own. Patterns in performance. Blind spots in culture. Opportunities for growth.
  • Real-Time Coaching
    With AI-powered tools like Marlee, feedback becomes immediate and personalized. Managers can coach in the moment, rather than just once a year.
  • Deeper Human Connection
    Counterintuitive, but true: AI frees leaders from repetitive tasks, allowing them to spend more time leading—asking better questions, building trust, and developing people.
  • Capability Expansion
    AI doesn’t just help us work faster. It helps us think bigger, create smarter, and solve problems we couldn’t touch before.

Why This Matters for Human Potential

The leaders who thrive in this new era won’t just squeeze out more productivity. They’ll be the ones who use AI to unlock incredible creativity, connection, and capability across their teams.

That’s the leap in front of us. The only question is: will you take it?

Book me to speak on The Leader’s AI Playbook, and let’s build the future together.

The Top 5 Mistakes Leaders Make With Gen Z—And How to Fix Them

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Gen Z is the most coachable, tech-savvy, purpose-driven workforce we’ve ever seen.
But most organizations are blowing it.

Why? Because they’re still leading with outdated playbooks designed for Boomers and Gen X.

The result?
👉 Disengagement
👉 Ghosting
👉 Quiet quitting
👉 Turnover that’s costing you millions

Here are the top 5 mistakes leaders make with Gen Z — and, more importantly, how to fix them.

1. Managing Instead of Coaching

Gen Z doesn’t want a boss. They want a coach.

The Fix: Train managers to lead with coaching behaviors: ask questions, give real-time feedback, and develop people instead of just directing them. A Coaching OS, powered by AI tools like Marlee or Gong, makes this scalable across teams.

2. Annual Reviews (a.k.a. Dead Weight)

Gen Z lives in a world of instant feedback. Waiting 12 months to hear how they’re doing? That feels like neglect.

The Fix: Replace annual reviews with continuous feedback loops. Use AI platforms to capture performance data in real time and feed it back as actionable insights.

3. Ignoring Purpose

    Gen Z isn’t just chasing a paycheck. They want to know their work matters and see those results play out in real time.

    The Fix: Connect daily tasks to the bigger mission. Leaders who coach Gen Z to see their impact create engagement and loyalty. No purpose = no retention.

    4. Underestimating Tech Fluency

    Leaders often assume Gen Z needs “hand-holding” with new tools. Wrong. They grew up digital. The problem isn’t their ability — it’s your systems.

    The Fix: Involve them in shaping how your organization uses AI, collaboration platforms, and new tech. Give them a voice, and they’ll help you innovate faster.

    5. Treating Culture Like a Perk

    Foosball tables and free lunches don’t build culture. Systems do.

    The Fix: Architect a Culture OS that prioritizes clarity, consistency, and collaboration. Embed values into workflows, not posters. When culture works as a system, performance follows.

    Gen Z Isn’t the Problem — They’re the Unlock

    The leaders who win in the Workverse will be the ones who:
    ✅ Coach, don’t manage
    ✅ Deliver real-time feedback
    ✅ Connect work to purpose
    ✅ Leverage Gen Z’s tech fluency
    ✅ Treat culture as a system

    Do this, and you don’t just keep Gen Z engaged — you build the next generation of superhuman teams.

    📆 Want the no-BS playbook? Book me to speak on Cracking the Gen Z Code, and let’s get your leaders ready to coach, connect, and compete in the AI-powered workplace.

    What Most Organizations Get Wrong About Company Culture

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    Foosball tables. Swag bags. Taco Tuesdays.

    They’re fun. But they’re not company culture.

    Culture isn’t about vibe—it’s about velocity.

    In today’s AI-powered, hybrid, multi-generational world, companies can’t afford to treat culture like an afterthought or a set of perks.

    The truth is: culture is a system.

    And if your system is broken, no amount of happy hours will fix your performance problem.

    Company Culture Is a System—Not a Perk

    Culture isn’t what you say you care about—it’s what your people experience every day.

    • Do managers communicate clearly and coach effectively?
    • Are your values embedded into actual workflows?
    • Do employees know how their performance is measured?
    • Are your people aligned across functions, generations, and locations?

    If the answer to any of those is “sometimes” or “it depends,” your culture isn’t broken—but it is fragile.

    In a fast-changing workplace, that fragility slows you down. It creates churn.

    It undermines execution.

    The good news? Culture doesn’t have to be squishy.

    You can build it like a system—and AI can help.

    Architecting a Culture OS

    Just like any business system, culture needs:

    • Clarity on what matters
    • Consistency in how behaviors are reinforced
    • Tools that make performance visible and measurable

    That’s what we call a Culture Operating System—a repeatable structure for communication, coaching, and collaboration that drives results.

    Here’s what that looks like:

    • Platforms like Marlee help teams understand themselves and each other using behavioral data
    • Tools like Slack AI, Copilot, and Gong turn meetings, messages, and check-ins into moments of clarity and alignment
    • Managers become coaches—not taskmasters—who reinforce culture through everyday conversations

    And when all of that is connected?

    You get speed, retention, innovation, and trust—at scale.

    Company Culture as a Competitive Advantage

    The companies that win in the Workverse will be the ones who make culture operational.

    They’ll be able to:

    • Attract and retain Gen Z talent
    • Scale trust across hybrid and remote teams
    • Align business outcomes with human potential

    They won’t need to micromanage.

    They’ll have systems that do the heavy lifting—and leaders who know how to use them.

    Ready to Systematize Your Company Culture?

    My keynote, The AI-Ready Culture Code, walks leaders through exactly how to build and implement a Culture OS—from tools to trust to talent.

    If your workplace needs a reset—and your team needs a roadmap—we’ll deliver the mindset and systems to make culture real again.

    The Coaching OS: Why Your Team’s Growth Needs a System, Not Just a Pep Talk

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    Coaching used to be a luxury.

    Reserved for executives. Delivered once a quarter.

    Maybe once a year. Or when performance dipped.

    But in today’s workplace, that model doesn’t cut it.

    Speed has replaced stability. Hybrid has replaced hallway conversations. And AI is changing what we do—and how fast we need to learn.

    If you’re still coaching reactively, inconsistently, or as an afterthought…you’re not just missing an opportunity. You’re risking your team’s performance.

    It’s time to install a new operating system.

    Coaching isn’t a perk. It’s a Performance OS.

    What Is a Coaching OS?

    A Coaching Operating System is the infrastructure that enables people to grow continuously, not occasionally.

    It’s the combination of:
    • Real-time feedback tools (like Marlee, Gong, or Slack AI)
    • Leader behaviors that prioritize coaching over control
    • Cultural systems that reward growth, trust, and clarity

    In short, it’s not just about having 1:1s or offering development workshops.

    It’s about embedding coaching into the way your organization works, so performance improvement isn’t an event. It’s the default.

    Why You Can’t Afford to Wait

    Here’s the problem most leaders face:

    They want to coach. But they’re stretched too thin.

    Managers are overwhelmed. HR is understaffed. And most teams are still using legacy tools that weren’t built for the modern pace of work.

    That’s where AI changes the game.

    Tools like Marlee deliver behavioral insights that help leaders coach before problems escalate.

    Slack AI can summarize team progress and surface coaching moments in real time.

    And Gong gives visibility into what’s actually happening in your sales and service conversations—so feedback isn’t just theoretical.

    The Coaching OS allows you to scale leadership without sacrificing connection.

    From Manual to Measurable

    The future of coaching is measurable. Trackable. Integrated.

    When you install a Coaching OS:
    • Every manager becomes a better coach
    • Teams receive personalized feedback regularly—not randomly
    • Culture starts to reflect accountability, learning, and trust

    It’s not about replacing humans with AI.

    It’s about using AI to help humans show up better, faster, and more consistently.

    This is what high-performing organizations are doing right now.

    Not just in theory, but in daily workflows.

    Ready to Upgrade?

    If you’re still treating coaching like a “nice to have,” it’s time to evolve.

    The Coaching OS is how modern teams grow, scale, and win.

    My keynote, The Leader’s AI Playbook, shows you how to implement this exact system—from mindset to tools to daily execution. Learn more and book me to speak at your next event here.

    Gen Z Workers Aren’t the Problem—They’re the Unlock

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    If you’re leading a team right now, chances are you’ve heard it:

    “Gen Z doesn’t want to work.”

    “They’re too sensitive.”

    “They ghost. They don’t want feedback. They’re entitled.”

    Let’s stop right there.

    Because Gen Z isn’t the problem—they’re the most coachable, tech-savvy, and purpose-driven workforce we’ve ever seen.

    But most organizations haven’t adapted their leadership playbook to connect with them. And with AI accelerating the pace and pressure of work, the gap between generations is only widening.

    That’s why AI + coaching is the future of leadership—especially when it comes to unlocking Gen Z’s potential.

    Misunderstood and Mismatched

    Here’s what Gen Z wants in the workplace:
    • Real-time feedback (not once-a-year performance reviews)
    • Growth opportunities (not rigid job ladders)
    • Purpose and belonging (not just perks)
    • Leaders who coach and connect (not just manage)

    What they’re getting, too often, is the opposite.

    According to the Marlee Generational Impact Study (based on 400,000+ data points), Gen Z workers crave clarity, trust, and coaching more than any generation before them. But most organizations are still using outdated systems—built for Boomers and Gen X—to lead them.

    The result? Disengagement. Ghosting. High churn.

    Not because Gen Z doesn’t care—but because no one’s speaking their language.

    Coaching + AI: The Bridge to Gen Z Performance

    What makes Gen Z different isn’t a weakness—it’s a window into what the modern workforce needs. And when you layer in AI? You get the ability to meet them where they are, at scale.

    Here’s what that looks like:
    • AI-powered feedback tools (like Marlee, Gong, or Copilot) that deliver coaching in the flow of work
    • Personalized development paths based on real behavior and goals
    • Leadership systems that use tech to enhance—rather than replace—the human connection

    Gen Z doesn’t want to be managed.

    They want to be coached. Seen. Activated.

    And with the right tools, you can do that—without overloading your managers or reinventing your entire organization.

    The Opportunity: Coach the Next Gen to Win

    This isn’t about catering to Gen Z workers.

    It’s about recognizing that they’re already shaping the future of work—and building leadership systems that work for everyone.

    When leaders commit to a performance model built on AI + coaching, they gain:
    • Faster onboarding and ramp-up
    • Increased engagement and retention
    • A stronger leadership bench for the future

    And most importantly: a culture that can scale across generations.

    Ready to Unlock Gen Z in Your Organization?

    I’ve coached over 30,000 young professionals and deliver keynotes that break down exactly how to lead Gen Z workers in the AI-powered Workverse.

    Bring Cracking the Gen Z Code to your next event and give your team the tools to lead the next generation—with confidence, clarity, and impact.