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Hosted by Adam Kleckner · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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The Human Advantage PodcastWhere culture is built, not claimed.Most companies talk about culture, diversity, and performance. Few design for them.Hosted by the LinkTech team, The Human Advantage explores how companies can move beyond checkboxes and build teams around how people actually think, communicate, and contribute. We challenge outdated systems that reward sameness and instead focus on cognitive diversity, lived experience, and intentional alignment as drivers of real business outcomes.Each episode dives into culture add over culture fit, the ROI of diverse thinking, the hidden cost of misalignment, and how leaders can design workplaces where people thrive and performance compounds. If you believe people are not interchangeable—and that how someone thinks is a strategic advantage—this podcast is for you.
Adam Kleckner hosts The Human Advantage Podcast, a society show with 15 episodes published.
A conversation with Eric Richardson on AI, cybersecurity, trust, and neurodiversity — exploring how leaders can build safer, smarter technology systems without losing sight of the people, judgment, and different ways of
A conversation with Craig Isaak and Ryan Darby on workplace friction, neuroinclusion, and why so many "people problems" are really system problems — exploring how leaders can design work around how humans actually think,
A conversation with Laura Anthony on neuroinclusion, disability law, communication, and why great minds don't think alike — exploring how leaders can create stronger teams by making space for different brains, different
A conversation with Laura Anthony on neuroinclusion, disability law, communication, and why great minds don't think alike — exploring how leaders can create stronger teams by making space for different brains, different
A conversation with Norris Frederick on the transition from professional athlete to entrepreneur, finding identity beyond performance, and using discipline, storytelling, and lived experience to build a life that feels a
A conversation with Conway Brew on late autism diagnosis, masking, psychological safety, and why neuroinclusion does not have to be overcomplicated — it starts with better language, stronger leadership, and creating spac
A conversation with Bob Newman on dyslexia, ADHD, accessibility, and why building opportunity that actually works means moving beyond labels, honoring different ways of thinking, and creating environments where people ca
A conversation with Tim Harvey on why procurement is really about people, collaboration, and trust — and how bringing different voices, stronger communication, and a more human approach can change the way businesses make
A conversation with Mark Stowitts on decision intelligence, systems thinking, and how neurodiversity shapes better problem-solving, stronger teams, and more resilient organizations. Episode Date: April 14th Host: Adam Kl
A conversation with Chris Riley on building better developer experiences, navigating tech as a neurodivergent professional, and why creating space for different ways of thinking unlocks stronger teams and better software
A conversation with Karlton Butts on leadership as a rhythm, aligning people and performance, and why understanding how individuals think and collaborate is the key to building high-performing, resilient teams. Episode D
A conversation with Brandon Oliver on leading with empathy in tech, embracing neurodiversity beyond labels, and how different ways of thinking can unlock stronger teams, better systems, and more human workplaces. Episode
A conversation with Jason Miller on the future of recruiting at the intersection of AI and humanity — and how the real opportunity isn't replacing people, but amplifying how they think, create, and connect. Episode Date:
Description: A conversation with Erica Woods on what it really means to build human-centered workplaces — moving beyond systems and into empathy, lived experience, and how people actually show up at work. Episode Date: M
Description: A conversation with Eric Osterhout on the evolving world of contingent workforce strategy — where systems, speed, and structure intersect with real human impact, and why getting it right matters more than ev
Description: A conversation with Jeff Ross on finding your voice, owning your story, and leading with purpose — from bull riding to hero maker, Jeff's 17-year journey is proof that your biggest struggles become your grea
Most companies say they value diversity. Most systems tell a different story. In this introductory episode, hosts Adam Kleckner, Tia Kleckner, and Devon Walker sit down to explain why they built The Human Advantage Podca
Chris Riley
Chief Information Security Officer · RyeField Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Jason Miller
Interim Chairperson, Department of Supply Chain Management · Michigan State University, Eli Broad College of Business
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Ross
Roastmaster General · Vailshire Capital Management
1 appearance on this show
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The Human Advantage Podcast is hosted by Adam Kleckner. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 15 episodes.
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