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What happens when L&D moves out of its department and into the business? Live from DevLearn 2025, Chad Udell joins Betty to explore decentralized teams, business impact, and building community when your fellow learning folks aren’t down the hall. We also talk about the pressure to prove yourself again, managing imposter syndrome, and controlling what you can. Plus: synths, DJing, and pinball.
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