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Loudspeakers - featuring Emily Rodgers and Erik Cirelli

from S5E1 Staff Retreat by How things are made

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The communication exercises worked. The divide between upper management and middle management has finally blurred. The company strategy is apparent, but who invited the interns? Todays breakfast: coffee, juice, and cold muffins served with butter packets.

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from S5E1 Staff Retreat, released July 8, 2019

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