Episode 62: Many Meetings and Surviving an Acquisition

from Soft Skills Engineering · host Jamison Dance and Dave Smith

Jamison and Dave answer these two questions: I’m in too many meetings. How do I guard my own productivity? How do I make sure I’m not sidelined when my company acquires another company?

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