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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2020 · 11 MIN

In Crisis ? Engage Online ! (Yifat Cohen, CEO of Viral Connectivity) - 11 min

from CEO Blindspots® Podcast · host Birgit Kamps

Discover why Yifat Cohen, CEO of Viral Connectivity, claims that engaging online is key during these times of crisis. To "turn strangers into clients", click on this link for the free action challenge she is providing next week; https://youtu.be/pLkA-iLnZwo.  And listen to this episode to find out which IBM robot she beat when she was given that challenge, what leadership blindspots she reveals, and the names of tech tools that any leader can immediately benefit from ! To learn more about Yifat Cohen, visit viralconnectivity.com  To see proof of the IBM robot Yifat beat, check out; https://youtu.be/Vn1bP8rvWvs CEO BLINDSPOTS HOST:  Birgit Kamps started and sold an "Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Private Company" and a "Best Company to Work for in Texas", prior to founding Hire Universe LLC. Now she supports other executives in "discovering leadership blindspots in lightning speed to avoid and/or prevent profit destroyers". You may receive a copy of the "10 Most Common Leadership Blindspots", by visiting https://ceoblindspots.com/

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