Top 3 Employee Retention Mistakes

Top 3 Employee Retention Mistakes

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The Average Does Not Exist

When developers talk about underwriting, they often focus on the numbers and forget the product. Yet in real estate, the product is inseparable from the math. One of the most common strategic mistakes I see is the instinct to blend into the average of the market. It feels safe. I ...  Show more

Training Your Employees Faster Than Ever

On today’s show we are talking about accelerating training by orders of magnitude and the impact that this can have on the global arms race for the best artificial intelligence.The key to learning fast is intensity. If you follow the human paradigm the key to learning is practice ...  Show more

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