ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The L&D field has spent a decade on skills — frameworks, taxonomies, skills-based organizations. But as AI commoditizes skill execution, what actually develops a leader?
Brian Miller, founder of Win With Talent and former head of talent at Levi Strauss, Adobe, Impossible Foods, and Gilead, argues the answer is experience: the judgment, discernment, and believability built through high-stakes situations that no model update can replicate.
In this episode:
- Why skills are what you can do — but not what you’ve navigated or who you've become
- How experience architecture works: sequencing experiences to build capability velocity
- The CFO question that reorients L&D investment from programs to prioritized roles
- Why the magic in simulation is in the debrief — not the exercise itself
- The succession frame that changes everything: "Who's been tested enough?"
Guest: Brian Miller, Founder, Win With Talent
Catch more Being Intrepid Podcast episodes at https://www.intrepidlearning.com/category/podcasts/
English
United States
TRANSCRIPT 🔗
Are you the producer of this podcast?
Add a podcast transcript
Need Audio-to-Text?
Transcribe with Listen411 in Just 60 Seconds
SEARCH PAST EPISODES
Search past episodes of Being Intrepid: Navigating the Future of Learning with Sam Herring.
OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
How do you build strong onboarding experiences in a healthcare organization where the work is both operationally complex and deeply human?
In this episode of Being Intrepid, Sam Herring sits down with Gordon Trujillo, Vice President and Head of Talent Management and Development at DaVita Kidney Ca…
Most enterprise AI investments are funded backwards—93% to technology, 7% to people—and the ROI is falling short as a result.
In this episode, Sam Herring sits down with Matt Stevens, Managing Director for Human Performance and Learning at Deloitte Consulting, to explore what it actually takes to …
In this episode of Being Intrepid, Sam Herring sits down with Malika Viltz-Emerson, Chief Learning Officer at Allstate, to explore what happens when leaders meet learners where they are.
Anchored by a powerful story about helping a mother and daughter navigate an escalator for the first time, Mali…
In this episode of Being Intrepid, Sam Herring talks with Scott Blanchard, CEO at Blanchard, about what leadership looks like in a time when people show up to work already stressed. Scott shares why psychological safety is a real prerequisite for learning, what still matters most as the “how” of le…
Physicians are trained to have the right answer under pressure. But when a doctor becomes a CEO, that expertise can become a ceiling. The real work is an identity shift, from expert to enterprise leader.
Raj Ramachandran, Senior Partner for Leadership Advisory at WittKieffer, joins Sam Herring to …
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Intrepid by VitalSource, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.
EDIT
Thank you for helping to keep the podcast database up to date.