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Making Bank: Project Management Guild with 0xRene

EPISODE · Jul 12, 2022 · 38 MIN

Making Bank: Project Management Guild with 0xRene

from Making Bank: A Black Flag DAO Podcast (formerly Bankless DAO)

Today’s guest is René from the Project Management Guild at Bankless DAO. The PM Guild was recently formed in response to a need within the DAO. René brings a background in economics as well as software development and project management. Discord: 0xRene#6523 Twitter: Forum post: Founding a PM Guild Timestamps 03:50 Origins of the PM Guild 07:20 Team Retrospectives 21:45 On building the PM Guild --- Today's Host - Droste https://twitter.com/EffectDrost --- Making Bank is a production of the Podcast Hatchery project at BanklessDAO. The content presented is strictly for information and entertainment purposes. Not financial, legal, or tax advice. Do your own research. We greatly appreciate your feedback. How are we doing? What can we do better? 30 second survey, two questions, anonymous via Tally form. Thank you! https://tally.so/r/melaen Making Bank https://twitter.com/makingbankpod BanklessDAO https://www.bankless.community/ https://twitter.com/banklessDAO

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