Building teams & relationships that matter

An episode of the People Not Things podcast, hosted by Maximillian Kirchoff, titled "Building teams & relationships that matter" was published on January 28, 2020 and runs 36 minutes.

January 28, 2020 ·36m · People Not Things

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We are joined by Serena Bartolucci Rubino of Clarity Recruiting to talk about how they build teams based on values, why relationships matter across your career and how Clarity has expressed its mission through its culture and brand experience.

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We are joined by Serena Bartolucci Rubino of Clarity Recruiting to talk about how they build teams based on values, why relationships matter across your career and how Clarity has expressed its mission through its culture and brand experience.

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