NPR’s Marketplace recently published a series studying the history of corporations and how their priorities have changed over the years. One of the main points of the series focused on the evolution of the role of the employee in relation to the corporation. The fact that employees cannot assume they will be taken care of by their employers resonated with me. While I do believe in personal accountability for one’s own path, I also believe that a company can write their path so that it takes into account the people who are helping bring in revenue, and hopefully profits.
NPR Marketplace: The Price of Profits
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Joi Podgorny has spent the better part of the past 2 decades working on the bleeding edge of the technology and entertainment industries, from content/brand development and production to leading international support, moderation, community and social teams. Most recently, Joi founded Good People Collective, a consulting agency focused on helping companies and organizations establish, assess and pivot their internal and external cultures to help maximize their potential. She and her team are currently working on an exciting new software project, combining corporate training and virtual reality. View All Posts
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