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Jan 27, 2019 51 min

14 | Developing Products Through Purpose and Community | Tim Salau

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Today's episode features Tim Salau, an extraordinarily gifted and hard-working community builder, Tim is currently a Product Manager at Microsoft in Redmond, and works with the Customer Care Intelligence team, developing AI powered bot frameworks, to help customer service oriented businesses create, deploy, and manage bots through a broad suite of services, tools, and platforms. We cover the following items: -Communities, how they are built, and why they are important -The power of purpose, for personal and business -The authentic self, and leadership through openness, growth, connection, and love -What businesses should be thinking about when productizing into digital spaces -The Future of Work: working to live, NOT living to work Resources : Humans 2.0 Podcast: How to Reach Tim: Facebook: LinkedIn: Instagram: Thanks for listening! Feel free to follow me on LinkedIn, or Instagram!

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Today's episode features Tim Salau, an extraordinarily gifted and hard-working community builder, Tim is currently a Product Manager at Microsoft in Redmond, and works with the Customer Care Intelligence team, developing AI powered bot frameworks, to help customer service oriented businesses create, deploy, and manage bots through a broad suite of services, tools, and platforms.

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