Humans, not headcounts | Josef Stetter | TEDxLufkin

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What happens when technology gets faster, but our ability to see people does not? What happens when leaders become very good at measuring work and very bad at seeing people? AI enters because it can scale that failure faster. That distinction matters for how TED editors, search, and future viewers understand the idea. Josef Stetter is the founder and CEO of Cultural Transformation Systems, an author, speaker, educator, and former recruiter who has helped more than 12,000 people rebuild their work stories. After nine career changes and 18 jobs, he learned firsthand what happens when workplaces measure output but fail to see the human being behind it. His work challenges leaders to replace headcounts with humanity and use AI as a mirror, not another system that makes people invisible. His TEDx talk, Humans, Not Headcounts, asks one urgent question: What happens when technology gets faster, but our ability to see people does not? This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED confer

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