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Spotting the new horizon after weeks of ‘Dead Reckoning’ through the pandemic storm

Brett Hurt - January 5, 2021

We doubledowned on Slack to get random eyeballs on problems. We raised the synchronous...

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A new flu-like virus distant, abstract and then suddenly… ‘This is real, this is bad’

Brett Hurt - January 4, 2021

Leadership in the time of COVID-19 - A CEO’s journey Fear, euphoria, depression, acceptance, and...

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When That Day Comes

Brenda Freed, Jonathan Lee & Michael D’Eath - October 31, 2020

We’re waiting for the day when we can say, it’s over, foreverWe’re tired of...

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