ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week on What the FTE?, we’re joined by Wei Houng, co-founder of HumanOp Technologies.
HumanOp decodes how people are wired using physics - not behaviour.
Wei’s worked with VCs, Fortune 500s and Olympic athletes to help leaders stop managing personalities and start engineering flow.
We unpack what this means for hiring, burnout, job design and team dynamics - and whether rewiring is actually possible.
If you’re still building teams around résumés or gut feel, this one’s a reset.
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