🎙️ I Joined Tony Moore on the Jobtopia podcast to Talk AI, Failure, and Getting Real
- Brendan Robinson

- Jun 24, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 25, 2025

I recently had the chance to sit down with Tony Moore from Timpl on his Joptopia podcast with this episode focusing on AI and the theme of: Fail Forward, Learn Fast — it was a blast.
We covered everything from AI adoption in staffing to the mindset shifts teams need to make if they actually want to see ROI from the tech they’re investing in.
Here are a few takeaways from the conversation:
🚫 It’s Not About the Flash
There’s a lot of noise in the market right now. New tools, big promises, and shiny demos. But what most staffing teams need isn’t another AI tool — it’s a way to make their existing systems actually work smarter. That starts with identifying real pain points, not chasing trends.
đź§ Learning Through Trial (and Error)
We talked about how important it is to just start. Test a prompt. Run a workflow. Break something and learn from it. The firms that win with AI aren’t perfect — they’re curious and willing to iterate.
🤖 AI That’s Practical, Not Performative
From cleaning up Bullhorn to automating admin tasks recruiters hate, we dug into how Broad & Madison is helping firms implement AI in ways that are grounded, measurable, and genuinely helpful.
đź’¬ Favorite Quote from the Episode:
“You don’t need a five-year AI roadmap. You need a five-day experiment.”
Couldn’t agree more.
If you’re curious what it looks like to actually apply AI in your staffing firm — without the fluff — give the episode a listen here:👉 Fail Forward, Learn Fast: Embracing AI
Big thanks to Tony for the invite. Always good to talk shop with someone who’s just as focused on what works as what wows.





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