On this episode, we get down to what really makes daily standup meetings click. We chat about how sharing the same ideas about work—like taking real ownership, staying curious, and being mindful of how we all connect—can turn boring daily standups into real moments of teamwork. If you’re looking for simple, practical tips to build a more connected and effective team, this episode is for you.

EP 13 – Practical ways to make your daily standups better

On this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, we get real about daily standups. If your morning meetings feel flat or forced, you're not alone. New research shows that even teams meant to run themselves need a little guidance to kick things off right. We break down four simple ingredients that can turn a routine standup into a spark for genuine collaboration. Join us for a down-to-earth conversation on how to make every daily meeting count.

EP 14 – Your daily standups are failing? It's not the format, it's your leadership

On this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, learn how an async-first approach uses clear writing, smart documentation, and intentional check-ins to keep teams in sync without the fuss. We also get into what it really means to trust your colleagues when you're not always in the same room, exploring simple strategies to build genuine connections online. Join us for a practical conversation that shows you how to work smarter and build stronger relationships, no matter where you are.

EP 15 – Fleshing out async-first principles at work

Today we're taking the async principles we introduced last time and putting them into action. In this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, we break down how to run effective asynchronous check-ins that keep your team informed and engaged, without the endless meetings. Join us as we share real-world tips for clear, transparent communication that respects everyone’s time and boosts team trust.

EP 16 – Let's put async principles in action

Companies are doubling down on office time: Infosys is requiring more in-person days, California is bringing state workers back four days a week, and even Tokyo is testing a four-day work week. In today's episode, we’re talking about the benefits and the challenges, from boosting collaboration to the real stress these changes can bring. Join us for an honest, no-frills conversation about what these shifts mean for your work life.

EP 17 – The New Work Order: More in-person and fewer days?

On this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, we’re digging into the fine line between healthy check-ins and micromanagement. When do regular updates start feeling like control freak energy? We unpack how good leaders keep teams aligned without hovering, and share simple ways to build trust, manage dependencies, and make check-ins actually useful, especially in remote and async setups.

EP 18 – Are your check-ins secretly micromanaging your team?

On this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, we’re talking about Bret Victor’s powerful idea: what if you built your work around a principle instead of just following your passion? In his talk “Inventing on Principle,” Victor challenges creators to find something they believe is deeply right and let that guide everything they do. We explore how this mindset change can lead to more meaningful, innovative work, and why having a strong “why” might be more important than ever.

EP 19 – Inventing on principle

On this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, we dig into Anthropic’s game-changing Model Context Protocol (MCP). MCP promises to end the era of isolated language models by letting AIs securely plug into real-time tools and data with ease. From Zapier to Replit, early adopters are already betting big on this open standard. What does this mean for the future of AI apps, agent workflows, and tool interoperability? Pour yourself a coffee and join us for a deep dive into how MCP could reshape the current AI development landscape.

EP 20 – What’s the Model Context Protocol?

On this episode of Coffee Break with DailyBot, we’re unpacking California’s new AI Copyright Transparency Act (A.B. 412) and the heated debate it’s sparked. The bill would force AI companies to disclose which copyrighted works were used to train their models, giving creators more visibility. Supporters say it’s a win for artists and writers. But critics warn it could crush smaller startups, lock in Big Tech’s advantage, and even risk exposing trade secrets. We break down what’s in the bill, who’s backing it, who’s fighting it, and what it could mean for the future of AI development.

EP 21 – Who trained your AI model? California wants to know

On this Coffee Break with DailyBot, we’re looking into AI SEO. Yep, that thing where ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AI tools start answering people’s questions before they even click a link (zero-click search). We’ll break down what this means for your content, how to actually show up in those AI answers, and why things like schema, clear Q&As, and even APIs are suddenly a big deal. If you're trying to stay visible in a world where no one’s scrolling search results anymore, this one’s for you.









EP 22 – Your SEO strategy is probably outdated (let's fix that!)

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