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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnology |
Jeff Cooper parlayed his interest in neuroscience and human behavior into a career in data science and today works as a senior data science director for online retail subscription service Stitch Fix. Jeff joins Me, Myself, and AI to share how the com... more
Like many product leaders in the technology space, Jackie Rocca took a somewhat circuitous path to that role. After beginning her career in management consulting with Bain, she earned her MBA at Stanford and then worked at Google, where she helped la... more
Daniele Petecchi didn’t realize how complex the process of producing tires was until he joined Pirelli, a company that’s been in the business of manufacturing tires for more than 150 years. But now, as head of data management and AI, he’s focused on ... more
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It seems to be written by professors who have no idea how to speak without sounding like they are reading. BORING!!
Good information and experts, but the whole structure is like a polite advertisement for the guest and their company. Feels so manicured that it’s like listening to a PR person for a big BCG client.
So far I’ve found these episodes to be de facto ads for the guests’ companies and an opportunity for the guest to fluff their own feathers
The conversations are interesting, succint, and informative! Great podcast.
Just like the guest, I am really bad at drawing, and learnt quick way to create images using Dall-E
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