Ep 17 | Embracing Constructive Conflict

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Today we catch up with Hakim Jones, the Enterprise and Analytics Portfolio Director at Nike to discuss constructive conflict and coming together, as the diverse world we are, around a common purpose. Charlie and Hakim discuss the importance of having uncomfortable conversations, keeping hope alive amongst the challenges and how we can have better conversations without being triggered or growing angry. "All People should be treated fairly. That's a basic understanding we all can understand." - Hakim Jones

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