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Hosted by Jesse Flores and Julie Mann · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Most leaders running growing companies have bought the AI tools, hired the consultants, run the pilots, and still have nothing to show for it. The Compound podcast is for operators who are tired of that story. Every episode covers what actually changes when a growing company redesigns how its people and AI work together: the constraints worth solving, the organizational structures that make AI stick, and the education that turns a skeptical team into one that thinks AI before headcount. This isn't a show about what AI can do. It's a show about how to build a business where it does. Hosted by Jesse Flores and Julie Mann at Compound, the organizational design firm for AI.
Jesse Flores and Julie Mann hosts Compound Conversations, a business show with 10 episodes published.
Most organizations are chasing scale. Scale is a rate, not a structure. Chase it before the structure exists and it breaks under its own weight. In this episode, Jesse Flores and Julie Mann break down the difference betw
Most organizations celebrate going live. Nobody plans for what comes after. That is where the investment quietly dies. In this episode, Jesse Flores and Julie Mann break down the difference between deployment and deliver
If you're running the Entrepreneurial Operating System, you already have an accountability chart. It names who owns what outcome. But the moment an agent or an agent team enters the work, that chart goes silent. No box,
Every senior role has a job description. Almost none of them reflect what that role is actually doing all day. In this episode, Jesse and Julie break down the 60-30 pattern, the diagnostic signal that surfaces when you l
Every senior role has a job description. Almost none of them reflect what that role is actually doing all day. In this episode, Jesse and Julie break down the 60-30 pattern, the diagnostic signal that surfaces when you l
Most organizations don't lose institutional knowledge when people leave. They lose it the day they stopped treating it as an asset. In this episode, Jesse and Julie break down the knowledge transfer problem that sits und
Most organizations don't lose institutional knowledge when people leave. They lose it the day they stopped treating it as an asset. In this episode, Jesse and Julie break down the knowledge transfer problem that sits und
Most leadership teams already know something is wrong. They can feel it. The list is full, the meeting cadence is spinning, and the same problems keep showing up week after week. What they don't realize is that the list
Most leadership teams already know something is wrong. They can feel it. The list is full, the meeting cadence is spinning, and the same problems keep showing up week after week. What they don't realize is that the list
Most leadership teams already know something is wrong. They can feel it. The list is full, the meeting cadence is spinning, and the same problems keep showing up week after week. What they don't realize is that the list
Most teams don't get stuck because they lack tools. They get stuck because they're answering the wrong question usually some version of "what do we build?" long before they've figured out what actually needs solving. In
When a pilot stalls, the instinct is to blame the people who are not using the tools. This episode makes the case that the failure almost always happens upstream, before the tool ever gets deployed. Clear outcomes, docum
Jesse Flores and Julie Mann open Compound Conversations by tackling the headcount paradox: why companies that have spent money on AI still can't point to a measurable return. Julie brings decades of HR and organizational
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Compound Conversations is hosted by Jesse Flores and Julie Mann. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 10 episodes.
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