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Zillow Group and Glassdoor Co-Founder Rich Barton explains how tech companies that hold engineers in higher regard than employees in other areas of the organization have an outdated understanding of the Internet. It’s no longer a place just for the tech savvy, and rising above the online chatter requires experts in marketing, finance and other facets of business, according to Barton.
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