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Episode 2: Revolutionizing Team Meetings Through Memos, Digital Transformation and Pricing Basics
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1) Have you ever wondered how clear writing could be your secret weapon in making brilliant business decisions? That's precisely what we're unpacking today as we take a leaf from William Zinsser's profound wisdom that "writing is thinking on paper."
This episode is a game-changer for anyone in the corporate world, from CEOs to interns, who wants to elevate their meeting culture and decision-making prowess.
Discover how Amazon's innovative meeting approach—eschewing PowerPoint for narrative memos—can revolutionize how you and your team communicate and collaborate.
2) We will also look at five key steps to guide you in your Digital Transformation Journey. We will unpack this in future episodes.
3) Lastly, we will look at the basics of setting pricing.
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