Note: This audio discussion is in Finnish.
For a small Friday experiment, I asked Google NotebookLM to turn my article Can You Afford to Be Arrogant If You Are Really Good? into a Finnish-language discussion.
The result explores a slightly uncomfortable question: if someone is genuinely exceptional at what they do, how much difficult behavior will people tolerate—and at what point does arrogance start reducing the value of the expertise itself?
The discussion is AI-generated and based on my original article. I reviewed it before publishing.
🎧 If you speak Finnish, have a listen!
👨💻About the Author
Eetu Niemi is an enterprise architect, consultant, and author.
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