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Laying Bricks or Building a Cathedral?
There’s an old story about a traveling merchant who was curious about some new construction. He approached one man and asked what he was doing. “I’m just laying bricks” was his reply. The merchant went to another man and asked … Continue reading
June Program recap: Design Google-Style Leadership Training
Last week, Celeste Villalobos Tahamont, Senior Program Manager at Google, gave us a behind-the-scene view of the redesign of EDGE, a leadership training program at Google that serves over 600 levels 3-5 engineers annually. Here are highlights from Celeste’s presentation: Before … Continue reading
