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Work 20XX with Jeff Frick

Work 20XX with Jeff Frick

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Welcome to Work 20XX A show focused on the future of work as we navigate transformational times. I'm your host Jeff Frick. We'll talk to the practitioners, with 100,000s of newly empowered employees, looking for a different relationship with their employer. We'll talk to the technology providers, who are responding to these changing demands with new tools leveraging the latest in AI and ML. We'll explore the impacts of the rising tide of gig workers, solopreneurs, consultants, and 1099 services that enable them to cater to a global market. We'll talk to the academics, authors, and thought leaders who are helping us all get a better handle on what's really going on, and what it means to each of us. Our goal is to bring you the human story behind the issues, the context, and the relevance in the spirit of sharing best practices and experiences so we can all contribute to making the future of work better for people, organizations, and our world.@2023 Menlo Creek Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved Economía
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  • The Big Game: Worst to First – Culture, Talent, Champions | Work 20XX Ep57
    Feb 10 2026

    Indiana went 16-0 and won the national championship with 7 blue-chip recruits. Their opponents had 110+. What does Curt Cignetti's talent evaluation strategy teach us about the future of work?

    It's not about return to office. It's not about hybrid schedules. It's about creating an environment that enables people to do the best work of their lives—finding the best talent, empowering them with AI and modern tools, and building a culture where everybody plays every play.

    This is the future of work: strategic evaluation over pedigree, development over credentials, empowerment over control.

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    https://youtu.be/7H-lLnr_3x8

    Transcript, show notes, links and references.

    https://www.work20xx.com/episode/the-big-game-worst-to-first-culture-talent-champions-work-20xx-ep57

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    6 m
  • Work 2026: AI Adoption, Curiosity, Continuous Learning | Work 20XX Ep 56
    Jan 16 2026

    Welcome to 2026!

    After four years and 50+ episodes of Work 20XX, it's time to evolve the conversation. The return-to-office debates? We've covered them exhaustively. The real action now is in AI adoption, continuous learning, and building the skills that matter for distributed work.

    In this episode, Jeff shares his vision for Work 20XX in 2026, including why he's shifting focus away from return-to-office topics, the AI training with Kyle Moschetto that transformed his workflow, and his commitment to increase episode frequency this year.

    Key Topics:

    • The evolution of workplace conversations since 2021

    • Why return-to-office debates are no longer the priority

    • AI adoption and practical training insights coming in 2026

    • Evergreen topics that never age: distributed teams, communication, leadership, team effectiveness

    • The importance of curiosity and continuous learning

    • What's next for Work 20XX

    The workplace has changed dramatically since the show started. Our conversations need to change too. This episode sets the stage for a year focused on practical AI adoption, team effectiveness, and the skills that create meaningful work in a distributed world.

    What's Next: More episodes, more frequently. AI adoption stories and practical insights. Deeper dives on distributed leadership and team effectiveness. Shorter, more focused conversations.

    What We're Moving Beyond: Return-to-office mandates and hybrid work debates have been thoroughly covered. Time to focus on what actually helps people do better work.

    Let Jeff know what you want to hear in 2026. What topics are you curious about? What challenges are you facing? What skills are you trying to build?

    EPISODE DETAILS: Episode Type: Show Update / Vision Statement Host: Jeff Frick Recording Location: Palo Alto, California Date: January 2026

    Topics: Future of Work, AI Adoption, Distributed Teams, Remote Work, Leadership, Team Effectiveness, Continuous Learning, Workplace Technology, Professional Development

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    4 m
  • Liam Martin: Community Retreat, Remote, AI | Work 20XX Ep55
    Aug 9 2025

    Liam Martin shared his full circle moment with me at Running Remote, almost 5 years to the day he was forced to cancel Running Remote's last visit to Austin, April 2020. With prior stops in Lisbon and Montreal, Running Remote's return to Austin was a community fest.

    Remote first organizations focus more on in-house retreats than anyone outside of the actual travel industry. Industry leaders needed their own retreat. And Running Remote was born in 2018.

    After the reflection, the conversation turned to the future, and the intersection of remote management practices, AI adoption, and the impact of hiring the 'best for the job' AI proficient talent, regardless of location.

    Please join me in welcoming Liam Martin to the Work 20XX Podcast.

    Editor's Note: Recorded 2025-April-30 at the Running Remote conference in Austin, Texas.
    Special thanks to Liam, Egor, Ana, and Team Running Remote.

    Liam Martin: Community Retreat, Remote, AI | Work 20XX podcast with Jeff Frick Ep55 from Running Remote 2025 Austin

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOKJ7j_yqNM&list=PLZURvMqWbYjmmJlwGj0L0jWbWdCej1Jlt&ab_channel=TurntheLenswithJeffFrick

    Transcript and Show Notes - Click Here

    https://www.work20xx.com/episode/liam-martin-community-retreat-remote-ai-work-20xx-ep55

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    15 m
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