Show Notes
In this episode of the Rated R Safety Show, we talk about a truth most people learn the hard way: just because you want the people around you to succeed doesn’t mean they want the same thing for you.
Jay breaks down how early career leadership used to mean training someone to take your job — not to be noble, but to create real growth. If someone could do your job, you could move forward. Somewhere along the way, that mindset changed.
Today, job protection often matters more than capability building. Information gets hoarded. Knowledge becomes leverage. And in safety, that shift quietly kills learning, transparency, and resilience.
This episode cuts through the buzzwords and gets real about leadership, fear, and why safety cultures that reward self-preservation over system improvement never actually get safer — they just get quieter.
This isn’t about becoming cynical.
It’s about clarity.
And leading with your eyes open.
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