Being true to your lights can lead to a successful career. In this #NomadFuturist podcast, Phil and Nabeel interview Sagi Brody, the Chief Technology Officer for Webair...
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@nomadfuturist @PhilNYI @nabeelmahmood @webairsagi @WebairInc Excellent episode with some really solid wisdom! Some of the “not interested in high school but super interested in Linux” stuff hit a little too close to home for me :) Thanks for sharing the story