Multi.Life conversations

AI technology is so ubiquitous today that it feels like it’s about to pop out of our refrigerators. Actually… it already has. More and more people are trusting apps, smartwatches, and even innovative home appliances to manage their diets.

Should you build your image on authenticity or a carefully crafted "mask"? In theory, we constantly hear about the need to "be yourself." In business practice, however, this often requires compromises and, at times, stepping outside your comfort zone. Andrzej Silczuk talks to Marcin Prokop—TV personality, journalist, and graduate of banking, finance, and economics—about the price of being authentic and why, despite everything, it is worth it.

"Sometimes tender, sometimes a barbarian, but above all, a human being" – that is how we can describe today's guest, psychotherapist and philosopher Jacek Masłowski. Over years of practice, he has delved deep into both the nuances of his profession and the myths that surround it.

How can you coordinate education without compromising work efficiency? What topics should you cover? What mistakes should you avoid when organizing a webinar, and where can you gather feedback once it’s over? Anna Łyjak, Europe Central Learning Leader at EY, answers these and many other questions from Dr. Ewa Hartman.

Why office yoga or meditation pods are often just a band-aid for serious problems, the causes and effects of burnout, and the difference between misinformation and genuine psychological support (both inside and outside the workplace).

"Boss, I'm not feeling well" – when it comes to something like a stomach ache, most of us know how to offer support. But what if it’s a mental health issue? How should a leader respond to provide genuine support to an employee? Can you anticipate such situations within a team? And finally, how do you create an environment that fosters trust and open communication?

How can you keep your "internal batteries" from running out long before retirement? And finally, why is this so important? Our guest today, Nikolay Kirov—an expert in leadership, negotiation, and personal energy management, as well as an academic lecturer and creator of proprietary development programs and scientific publications—will answer these and many other questions for Andrzej Silczuk.

Will the job market turn into a race where humans compete against AI? Or is the future more about collaboration? Which skills are worth building today? How can we avoid the threat of deskilling? And what is the role of HR in all of this? In the next episode of the "Company That Supports" series, hosted by Dr. Ewa Hartman, Dr. Iwo Zmyślony will pull back the curtain on the future.