THOUGHT LEADERSHIP | Rolf Kreitel – Leadership & Ethics

The Idea Dock

CP Zeitinger — A Farewell

This image mattered to CP. It shows Federico da Montefeltro with his son. A renowned military leader during Renaissance. Ruler of a small and exposed principality. Surrounded by stronger powers. Trained for war. And yet the image does not show him fighting. It shows him reading. Investing in learning, in culture, in the life of the mind. For CP, the message was simple and uncompromising: Always be ready to fight. But never stop being open and curious. I worked with Claus-Pete

Rolf Kreitel

17. Jan.3 Min. Lesezeit

Two Ethical Architectures of AI - Claude, GPT, and the Question of Moral Trust

Some AI systems govern. Others reason. Behind this difference lie two competing ethical traditions — and two radically different assumptions about human judgment, power, and trust.

AI Behavior

Rolf Kreitel

29. Dez. 20257 Min. Lesezeit

Retention Is Not the Goal

Leadership training is often treated as a cost—and blamed for employee turnover. This article argues that retention is not a goal to be managed, but an effect of how leadership development is structurally embedded and visibly supported by management.

Organizational Structure & Culture

Rolf Kreitel

14. Dez. 20257 Min. Lesezeit