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Today, I'm connecting with Anitta Krishan, Chief Culture Officer at Hoogly AI. We begin with a breath—a literal nervous system–balancing pause—followed by people-first perspectives from a former Trivago, Grab, and TikTok executive now shaping the future of work through an AI-powered Culture OS.
Inside the episode:
- Operating mindfully: breathing, sleeping, deep sighing, and listening to your body’s signals
- The future of work, where humans serve as culture architects and AI steps in as orchestrator
- Joining Trivago at 200 employees and scaling through IPO to 1,600
- Leading people and culture transformation at Grab during a chapter of hypergrowth and reinvention
- Scaling TikTok globally from 1,000 to 50,000 employees, navigating geopolitical tensions and cultural nuance at warp speed
- The black ops moment: how the TikTok India ban shaped her legacy as a people-first operator
- Why “your calendar reflects your values”—and the case for auditing it weekly
- Building from the ground floor inside an AI-native company
- Advice for rising operators: “Stop waiting for permission and titles. Just influence.”
Connect with Anitta on LinkedIn.
Check out Hoogly AI for your org.
A note from your host, Laura:
My goal for Calling Operator is to open-source stories from startup operators across various functional areas and learn how they excel at building and scaling companies. As a Chief of Staff, I often find myself in (virtual) rooms with people facing similar challenges and reinventing the wheel. I want this podcast to open a line for operators across Australia and New Zealand to learn from fellow operators. Each episode shares personal stories, the execution behind big ideas, career-defining moments, successes, failures, and lessons.
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Do you have an operator on speed dial who could be perfect for the show? Please share your suggestions with me via LinkedIn.
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