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Rethink Your Understanding

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Rethink Your Understanding: AI-Driven Insights on Digital Transformation & Software Delivery Welcome to Rethink Your Understanding , an AI-powered podcast where cutting-edge technology meets expert insights on digital transformation. We use AI to bring my articles and blog posts from rethinkyourunderstanding.com and Medium ( https://medium.com/@rethinkyourunderstanding ) to life, transforming written content into immersive audio episodes. Each AI-presented episode provides a "Deep Dive" into strategies, lessons, and the impact of leadership in Agile, Lean, DevOps, Value Stream Management, and Flow Engineering. Occasionally, we explore software engineering. We present a fresh approach to my articles, delivering key concepts, practical advice, and insights from years in tech leadership. Join us on Rethink Your Understanding —where AI amplifies expert voices to deliver the insights you need to lead your organization’s digital journey. Connect with me on LinkedIn

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What is Rethink Your Understanding about?

Rethink Your Understanding: AI-Driven Insights on Digital Transformation & Software Delivery Welcome to Rethink Your Understanding, an AI-powered podcast where cutting-edge technology meets expert insights on digital transformation. We use AI to bring my articles and blog posts from and Medium to life, transforming written content into immersive audio episodes.

What has Rethink Your Understanding covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Predictability vs. Outcomes: What Are We Actually Predicting?" (29 October 2026, 17 minutes), "The Art of the Possible" (27 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "Software Delivery Confidence: How to Build Trust in Commitments" (21 October 2026, 22 minutes).

How often does Rethink Your Understanding publish?

Rethink Your Understanding publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 20 minutes.

How hard is it to get booked on Rethink Your Understanding?

Booking probability for Rethink Your Understanding is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Rethink Your Understanding requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Rethink Your Understanding's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Rethink Your Understanding?

The strongest fits for Rethink Your Understanding are IT Services & Software Development and Business & Management Consulting. Rethink Your Understanding has a technology audience.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 27, 202620 minS3

    How has software engineering evolved, and why do so many familiar challenges remain? In this episode, the AI hosts explore my reflections on a technology career spanning decades of change, from traditional software...

  • Sep 4, 202623 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article on the leadership gap that appears when strong individual contributors are promoted into management without meaningful preparation. So much has already been written and...

  • Sep 3, 202622 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article on the Team Flow Improvement Loop and how teams can improve software delivery by finding and removing systemic friction . They examine how Flow Metrics can help expose...

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  • Sep 2, 202622 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore my short three-part series on the shift from delivery speed to meaningful business outcomes . They examine why producing more software does not automatically create more value, how...

  • Sep 1, 202621 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article on why AI graph engineering may feel more familiar than new. They connect it to value stream mapping and established software delivery systems, where work, dependencies...

  • Aug 28, 202624 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article on how artificial intelligence is changing the role of management without eliminating the need for strong leadership. They examine the difference between task...

  • Aug 27, 202621 minS3

    As AI generates more of the software we build, the value of intellectual property is shifting beyond the code itself. In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article on why competitive advantage increasingly comes from...

  • Aug 3, 202624 minS3

    AI can write code, but it cannot sign an IP agreement . In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article on how AI-generated software introduces new ownership, copyright, and governance risks, and what engineering...

  • Jun 2, 202623 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore my article, which argues that a flat organization is not defined by fewer managers , but by where authority and decision-making reside. The conversation examines a model where...

  • May 29, 202612 minS3

    AI can make teams faster, leaner, and more capable, but it does not make judgment, ownership, and accountability disappear. In this episode, the AI host explores my recent article on the leadership risk of mistaking...

  • May 19, 202617 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts discuss my post on how AI is becoming an operating model test for modern organizations. AI is producing more code, more activity, and more visible output, but that does not automatically...

  • May 1, 202614 minS3

    This episode explores a needed shift in how software teams define when work is actually complete. Traditionally, “the definition of done” has meant that a feature was coded, tested, and released to production . The AI...

  • Apr 27, 202621 minS3

    Today’s conversation explores why enterprise AI adoption should be treated as a system-wide transformation rather than simply a tool for faster coding. The AI host discusses how AI acts as a multiplier, strengthening...

  • Apr 7, 202623 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts explore why the agentic era is shaping up to be more than another AI feature wave. As software begins to act on behalf of users , engineering and product leaders may need to rethink the...

  • Mar 3, 202620 minS3

    In this episode, the AI hosts unpack my recent career reflection article , Staying Was the Hard Move, and the counterintuitive truth that long tenure doesn’t have to mean stagnation. They explore what it actually takes...

  • Jan 26, 202619 minS3

    I keep seeing “ Agile is dead ” headlines, now repackaged for the AI era. My take: AI isn’t killing Agile. AI is illuminating constraints that were already in the value stream. AI can do market research, write...

  • Dec 26, 202515 minS2

    AI is now table stakes in software engineering hiring, but it is also warping the signals we used to trust. In this episode, the AI hosts cover my article about a growing pattern I call “AI-fluent, fundamentally lost”...

  • Dec 22, 202515 minS2

    In this episode, we unpack a new challenge in software hiring: AI is boosting productivity while also creating an illusion of mastery . Candidates can generate impressive AI-assisted code, yet struggle when the...

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