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Giant Robots #628 (thoughtbot) — Chad Pytel and Eric on why best practices can harm a company's longevity, and what employee ownership is worth

Giant Robots #628 (thoughtbot) — Chad Pytel and Eric on why best practices can harm a company's longevity, and what employee ownership is worth

thoughtbot's long-running developer and founder podcast gives Eric a full hour, and the host turns the subject on his own company: Chad Pytel talks through thoughtbot's ownership structure alongside the book's case for employee ownership. The episode also covers why conventional best practices can work against a business's longevity and how corporate motivations shifted over the last century. thoughtbot's YouTube channel carries 34,200 subscribers.

“Eric flips business on it’s head as he examines why best practices could actually be harmful to your business’ longevity, how the motivations of corporations have changed over the last century, why employee ownership is often more beneficial than you might think, and Chad talks about his own experience with thoughtbot’s ownership.” — thoughtbot, Giant Robots episode 628 (show notes)
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  • Full episode on thoughtbot's YouTube channel (58:29) ↗
  • thoughtbot announces the episode ↗
  • thoughtbot's VP Marketing on the episode — the company handed out The Lean Startup at onboarding ↗

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  • Natalie Reitman-White Founder & Principal, Purpose Owned · perpetual purpose trust transitions
    “Kudos to Chad Pytel for being a part of the growing group of entrepreneurs boldly leading the change in their own businesses, and to Eric Ries for his clarity in making the case for this becoming the new norm.”