
What happens to knowledge work when AI can do the knowing? In this episode, James Meaden looks at the future of knowledge work: how the idea of the expert professional took shape, why the knowledge people are trained on...


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Hosted by Matteo Casini · business · EN-US
Modern work is demanding. Even for people who are good at what they do, the human complexity around it can be exhausting. Stepsero is a podcast for professionals who want to feel less overwhelmed by it all. Every episode is a focused, honest conversation on one of the topics that make modern work challenging: leadership, communication, difficult conversations, AI, mental well-being, and more. No filler. No hour-long rambles. One short conversation at a time, towards a little more clarity.
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Signup to Generate a PitchModern work is demanding. Even for people who are good at what they do, the human complexity around it can be exhausting. Stepsero is a podcast for professionals who want to feel less overwhelmed by it all.
Stepsero is hosted by Matteo Casini. The show has published 123 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#123: The Future of Knowledge Work: AI, Uncertainty and Human Skills" (27 October 2026, 17 minutes), "#122: Imposter Syndrome at Work: Myths and Misconceptions" (19 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "#121: Remote Work: A Founder’s Lessons" (8 October 2026, 16 minutes).
Stepsero publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 123 episodes.
Booking probability for Stepsero is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Stepsero requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Stepsero's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Stepsero are Business & Professional Training and Business & Management Consulting. Stepsero has a business audience.
Matteo Casini hosts Stepsero, a business podcast with 123 episodes published.
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What happens to knowledge work when AI can do the knowing? In this episode, James Meaden looks at the future of knowledge work: how the idea of the expert professional took shape, why the knowledge people are trained on...

Imposter syndrome at work is often reduced to low confidence. In this conversation, executive coach and imposter syndrome specialist Sarah Farmer unpacks that and other common myths, taking a broader view: any mask...

REPLUG launched just weeks before the pandemic. It went remote out of necessity and stayed remote by choice. Co-founder Luca Mastrorocco, who spent years managing teams in person, shares what that shift taught him about...

Influencing without authority isn’t just a challenge for junior employees: it follows people all the way to the top of an organization. This episode breaks down what influence actually means, using a simple...

In this episode, we talk with Geoff Curtis, author of Embracing Your Own Purgatory, about what happens when the identity you built around your work disappears. Geoff describes the armor he built around his career, and...

Giovanni Di Felice talks about what it takes to build a personal brand while representing an employer. He shares why he sees personal branding as helpful rather than necessary, how his following grew organically over...

Giving feedback is one of the hardest parts of managing people, and most of us were never taught how to do it. In this conversation, we sit down with Katie O’Brien Ceccarini, Certified Executive Coach and author...

In this conversation, leadership and performance facilitator Richard Gordon Kelly explores the invisible beliefs we carry about who we need to be, and how those beliefs, more than the work itself, create pressure and...

Cecilie Steenbuch Traberg joins Stepsero to discuss her co-authored paper, “AI is turning research into a scientific monoculture.” The conversation covers how reliance on the same AI tools drives convergence...

In this episode, Olga Solovyeva explains why AI adoption inside organizations is so uneven, often coming down to leadership. Some leaders give teams freedom and time to experiment; others pause and “park” AI...

Most people approach their careers the same way: skip the thinking, go straight to applying. Hundreds of applications to roles they half-want, hoping something sticks. Alex McCann has spent the last few years trying to...

Stress happens when the demands of a situation outweigh the resources available to meet them. In the modern workplace, that gap is widening and it’s costing more than most people realise. In this episode, stress...

What happens to your professional identity when the role that defined you disappears? In this conversation, executive coach Costas returns to Stepsero to explore one of the most pressing questions in modern work: how do...
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