EPISODE · Jun 16, 2019 · 23 MIN
Processos que Viram Âncoras
from Longo e Strack - Mundo Exponencial · host Mauricio Longo
Neste episódio Mauricio Longo e Alexandro Strack conversam sobre como mesmo os mais bem desenhados processos podem acabar se transformando em âncoras que atrapalham a inovação nas empresas
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