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<p>Get more content about modern leadership, including culture decks from companies like Google, Netflix, Spotify, and NASA, at http://orguncharted.com</p>
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<p>Get more content about modern leadership, including culture decks from companies like Google, Netflix, Spotify, and NASA, at http://orguncharted.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com.</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com.</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Show website: orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Show website: orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>David on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcancel</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>David on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcancel</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>David on Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidbeebe</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>David on Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidbeebe</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Kathleen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kvmullaney</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Kathleen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kvmullaney</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
<p>This podcast is a production of Unthinkable Media, makers of refreshingly entertaining shows about work. For more, visit http://unthinkablemedia.com</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Amanda on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amandatodo</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Amanda on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amandatodo</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Andrew's book: https://www.amazon.com/Town-Inc-Business-Town-Legacy/dp/0996688900</p>
<p>Andrew on Twitter: http://twitter.com/DrewDavisHere</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Andrew's book: https://www.amazon.com/Town-Inc-Business-Town-Legacy/dp/0996688900</p>
<p>Andrew on Twitter: http://twitter.com/DrewDavisHere</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Michael's article on the Champion Leader: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-leader-emerges-champion-michael-brenner</p>
<p>Michael on Twitter: http://twitter.com/BrennerMichael</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Michael's article on the Champion Leader: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-leader-emerges-champion-michael-brenner</p>
<p>Michael on Twitter: http://twitter.com/BrennerMichael</p>
<p>Show website: http://orguncharted.com (Get company culture decks, interviews with top thinkers, and more)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Find culture decks and employee handbooks of brands like Google, Spotify, NASA, HubSpot, and more at http://culturecodes.com</p>
<p>Learn more about Tettra: http://tettra.co</p>
<p>Follow your host, Jay Acunzo, on Twitter (http://twitter.com/jayacunzo) or Instagram (http://instagram.com/jacunzo)</p>
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<p>LINKS TO KNOW:</p>
<p>Find culture decks and employee handbooks of brands like Google, Spotify, NASA, HubSpot, and more at http://culturecodes.com</p>
<p>Learn more about Tettra: http://tettra.co</p>
<p>Follow your host, Jay Acunzo, on Twitter (http://twitter.com/jayacunzo) or Instagram (http://instagram.com/jacunzo)</p>
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