Interintellect shares a discussion with Eric Ries on how companies can resist corruption
Interintellect says the conversation explores organizational resilience, long-term thinking and moving beyond putting shareholders first in the age of AI and post-pandemic work.
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Interintellect describes a conversation hosted by Anna Gat with author Eric Ries about his book, "Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Companies Stay Great." It frames the discussion around how organizations can resist corruption, inspire trust and create enduring value without losing their soul, with long-term thinking and alternatives to shareholder primacy among the themes.
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