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Apr 27, 2022 53 min

Jeff Eaton: Creating Sense from Complexity

from ONE OF 8 BILLION Hosted by Ivan Stegic

Summary Jeff Eaton has always been driven to find order in the complex, whether he was teaching himself programming skills or re-evaluating his relationship with faith and religion. Now, as Partner at Autogram, he’s helping large companies make sense of their digital worlds. Guest Jeff Eaton Highlights As a kid, Jeff Eaton got interested in programming as a way to solve problems using Hypercard on his family’s Mac computer. After high school, Jeff intended to go to college to study “new media” but a summer job at a marketing agency turned into a longer term job, and Jeff realized he was already doing the things he meant to study. A growing passion for open source and Drupal led Jeff to Lullabot, where he got to dive deeper into content strategy. On the side, Jeff co-hosts a podcast called Christian Rightcast, looking at the history and context of the Christian Right in America

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