How Tech Employees Can Organize for Change (with Lisa Conn and Anne Wootton)
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Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Radical Candor podcast. I'm Kim Scott and the rest of the team is on the radical sabbatical. So for the next two or three months, I'm just going to be talking about the things that I'm thinking about. And one of the one of the most interesting conversations I had over the last few weeks is with Lisa and Ann, who are here with me today. Wave.
Hello. Lisa is the founder of Gather Round and former Meta employee. And Anne is the founder of Pop-Up Archive, which got bought by Apple. So welcome Ann and Lisa. Thank you.
Glad to be here, Kim. So we are here talking about an uh sort of a a movement that they help to foster, I should say, called Ice Out Tech. I want to acknowledge before we jump into the conversation that not everyone shares the same beliefs that we do. So if you have comments or concerns or Disagreement, please send me an email, podcast at radicalcandor.com.
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