Everyone is a manager now — that's the core reframe for working with AI
The main takeaway from the shift AI creates is that everyone is a manager now. The unlock is reframing how you look at agents: it's not that you've got a new tool like Salesforce or Excel — it's very different from that, because essentially you have unlimited employees at your disposal. You need to make sure they're set up for success, the same way a manager would with their team. Andy Grove, the godfather of management, once said a manager is judged based on the output of their team — and that is exactly it. Setting your agents up for success is the job.
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