How to Build a Company That Never Loses Its Soul | Eric Ries - EP 775
How does a company that starts with a meaningful mission slowly become a place people no longer trust? It happens more often than most leaders realize. Organizations begin with a desire to serve customers, employees, and communities, but over time, pressure for short-term results can quietly pull them away from the…
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