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Electric Mindset - Episode 3: The Future of Work

Electric Mindset - Episode 3: The Future of Work
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Nick Dyment, Chief of Staff & Technology Director | Edward Philip, Director Technology Advisory
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Welcome back to Electric Mindset! In episode 003, host Nick Dyment, Chief of Staff at Electric Mind, sits down with AI technologist, musician, and creative powerhouse Edward Philip for an inspiring conversation about the future of work and the impact of AI on our daily lives.

Nick and Edward dive deep into how the pandemic reshaped the workplace, the evolution from traditional office culture to remote and hybrid-optimized work, and the essential role of trust and outcome-based leadership in today’s organizations. Edward shares behind-the-scenes stories from his early days merging art with tech (think DJ gloves and facial recognition door locks) and brings his unique perspective to how emerging AI tools are transforming everything from software development to team collaboration and even personal productivity.

The conversation doesn’t shy away from pressing challenges: the need for AI literacy, the risks and rewards of “shadow IT,” and what it takes for companies to harness new technology without losing the all-important human touch. Plus, Edward offers actionable advice—urging leaders, teams, and the next generation alike to embrace curiosity, stay adaptable, and get comfortable working alongside our new digital coworkers.

Tune in for a lively and thought-provoking journey through the new normal of the workplace, packed with real-world insights, honest reflections, and a glimpse of what’s next in our increasingly AI-powered world.

Now streaming on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts

Missed Episodes 1 and 2? Catch up here.

Episode 1: AI or Bust

Episode 2: Legacy Modernization

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