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Alpine shifted toward matching talented people with energizing work
Alpine shifted toward matching talented people with energizing work
Weaver says Alpine increasingly focused on backing talented people to run companies in roles that energized them, and he reports that these deals were both fulfilling and high-performing.
- Speaker
- Graham Weaver
- Topic
- Meaningful Work
- Source timestamp
- 29:03
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