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Salina Dayton on Why AI Sometimes Draws Like a Child
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- Go To Masters Show
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- Jan 8, 2026
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- 1416
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Summary
Salina Dayton is the Head of Sales Operations for the Americas at Moxa, a Taiwanese industrial connectivity device company. On this episode of the Go To Masters Show, she shares insights from a career spanning Starbucks, banking, software, semiconductors, and now industrial tech—starting as a dental hygiene major who discovered her problem-solving superpower. Why AI is a tool to "see around corners" but still delivers child's drawings of horses sometimes How data-driven decisions threaten teams without the right culture—and how to build trust instead The art of asking indirect questions across cultures: "If you were going to do this, what would you do differently?" Connect with Salina: LinkedIn Follow us: Linkedin | X