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A digital illustration split into two scenes showing the evolving role of a manager. On the left, a stressed manager sits hunched over a cluttered desk, surrounded by paperwork, notifications, calendars, and reports—symbolizing outdated, admin-heavy responsibilities. The space is dim and chaotic. On the right, the same person stands confidently in a clean, futuristic workspace illuminated by soft blue light. Around them float glowing AI elements—dashboards, neural lines, and a system blueprint—highlighting their new role as a designer of workflows and team culture. Above them, symbols of leadership, trust, and support appear. The background transitions from gray noise to calming clarity, emphasizing the shift from micromanagement to empowered mentorship.

How AI Will Change the Role of Managers (and Why That’s a Good Thing)

A split digital illustration shows two contrasting workspaces. On the left, a chaotic desk is overwhelmed with tangled wires, flickering screens, and glowing floating icons of Notion, Zapier, Calendly, and Google Drive. The scene is bathed in harsh neon colors, evoking confusion and noise. On the right, a clean, minimal drafting table sits under a soft spotlight, displaying a precise architectural blueprint. Above it, the same tool icons float in a calm, organized node diagram, connected by elegant lines and arrows. The background fades from dark to light, symbolizing a transition from disorganized tool overload to thoughtful system design.

Why Your Business Feels Disorganized (Even With the Right Tools)

A digital illustration split into two scenes showing the evolving role of a manager. On the left, a stressed manager sits hunched over a cluttered desk, surrounded by paperwork, notifications, calendars, and reports—symbolizing outdated, admin-heavy responsibilities. The space is dim and chaotic. On the right, the same person stands confidently in a clean, futuristic workspace illuminated by soft blue light. Around them float glowing AI elements—dashboards, neural lines, and a system blueprint—highlighting their new role as a designer of workflows and team culture. Above them, symbols of leadership, trust, and support appear. The background transitions from gray noise to calming clarity, emphasizing the shift from micromanagement to empowered mentorship.

How AI Will Change the Role of Managers (and Why That’s a Good Thing)

A split digital illustration shows two contrasting workspaces. On the left, a chaotic desk is overwhelmed with tangled wires, flickering screens, and glowing floating icons of Notion, Zapier, Calendly, and Google Drive. The scene is bathed in harsh neon colors, evoking confusion and noise. On the right, a clean, minimal drafting table sits under a soft spotlight, displaying a precise architectural blueprint. Above it, the same tool icons float in a calm, organized node diagram, connected by elegant lines and arrows. The background fades from dark to light, symbolizing a transition from disorganized tool overload to thoughtful system design.

Why Your Business Feels Disorganized (Even With the Right Tools)

Interested in working with me? Feel free to contact me here.

Alberta, Canada

contact@connorsaunders.com

contact@connorsaunders.com



Systems
Thinking

A digital illustration split into two scenes showing the evolving role of a manager. On the left, a stressed manager sits hunched over a cluttered desk, surrounded by paperwork, notifications, calendars, and reports—symbolizing outdated, admin-heavy responsibilities. The space is dim and chaotic. On the right, the same person stands confidently in a clean, futuristic workspace illuminated by soft blue light. Around them float glowing AI elements—dashboards, neural lines, and a system blueprint—highlighting their new role as a designer of workflows and team culture. Above them, symbols of leadership, trust, and support appear. The background transitions from gray noise to calming clarity, emphasizing the shift from micromanagement to empowered mentorship.

How AI Will Change the Role of Managers (and Why That’s a Good Thing)

A split digital illustration shows two contrasting workspaces. On the left, a chaotic desk is overwhelmed with tangled wires, flickering screens, and glowing floating icons of Notion, Zapier, Calendly, and Google Drive. The scene is bathed in harsh neon colors, evoking confusion and noise. On the right, a clean, minimal drafting table sits under a soft spotlight, displaying a precise architectural blueprint. Above it, the same tool icons float in a calm, organized node diagram, connected by elegant lines and arrows. The background fades from dark to light, symbolizing a transition from disorganized tool overload to thoughtful system design.

Why Your Business Feels Disorganized (Even With the Right Tools)

Interested in working with me? Feel free to contact me here.

Alberta, Canada

contact@connorsaunders.com