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The Fini Podcast: AI Is a Mirror, Not a Fix | Tamara Wall

25 min · 2 de abr de 2026
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Tamara Wall has led support at Common Room, Culture Amp, and Datto. Her take: AI doesn't fix broken support orgs, it exposes them. In this episode, she breaks down what it actually looks like to onboard AI like an employee, why CSAT is an outdated metric, where she draws her red lines on automation, and how the entry-level support job is about to change completely.

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