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In this episode of Great Practices, I’m joined by Chris Tinsley, Director of Creative Production and Operations at SharkNinja. Listen in as Chris discusses common obstacles that get in the way of things getting done, the importance of getting Processes just right to overcome these obstacles, and the difference between a workflow management tool and a project management tool. Plus, you’ll understand why you can’t take things personally when people may not like the process that YOU built and why you should always have Goldilocks looking over your shoulder when things start going off the rails.
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