ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow explains why he fired his entire HR department, saying they were “creating problems that didn’t exist,” and Patrick Bet-David breaks down when HR becomes a growth engine versus a bureaucratic bottleneck that kills speed, culture, and accountability
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