Ep 68: “Beyond Technical Skills Alone” – James Finister, Part 2

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In Episode 68, James Finister and I continue exploring human value in technology organizations. We discuss empowered decision-making versus command-and-control, the shift from liberal arts to job training in education, why technical expertise alone fails, and how metrics and standardization undermine the diverse skills teams actually need.

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