Berkeley's Alex Budak Teaches Us How to Become Changemakers
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Devin: What is your superpower?
Alex: I think a superpower is that I’m comfortable with not being good at a lot of stuff.
Alex Budak, a faculty member at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, is a reluctant auth…
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In this episode we’re bringing you stories about s…
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In this episode of Off Mute, Remote's Chief People Officer Barbara Matthews is joined by Joel Gascoigne, the CEO of Buffer. Buffer is one of the world’s most popular social media management platforms and an all-remote company that sets a high standard for transparency.
Joel shares the story behind …
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Joel Gascoigne Discusses Fatherhood, Transparency, and Business Strategy at Buffer
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Last night, I asked Claude to tell me something I don't know about myself - good or bad, brutally honest. What came back almost destroyed me in the best way possible.
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