Today on The Weekend Intelligence,
we're bringing you the first episode of our new season of Boss Class, about the world of work.
This is a podcast for anyone who manages people or who hopes to.
Think of it like a business degree in miniature, or maybe don't, because it's much more fun.
Our host, Andrew Palmer, writes the Economist's Bartleby column on work, and he's funny,
wise, and those who've been managed by him say he's pretty good.
On the first season of Boss Class, he told us how to recruit,
how to run meetings, and how to manage your own career.
If you haven't heard it, I encourage you to go back and listen.
Our new season of Boss Class has just begun, and we'll release more episodes each Monday.
This week and next in the Weekend Intelligence slot, we're bringing you two of those new shows.
Today, how innovative companies come up with great ideas.
Andrew goes to Lego HQ in Denmark, meets robot bricklayers at a Dutch building site,
and talks to Google's head of search about AI.
You can find new episodes of the series by searching Boss Class wherever you get your podcasts.
Tell us what we're looking at.
You're basically seeing the robots building.
I'm on a building site and wearing a hard hat.
I've never felt more handy.
I'm here because Salah El-Fadji is showing me his vision of the future.