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How Box A/B tested its culture

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Aaron Levie started Box, an enterprise content management platform, in 2005. The company has since scaled from employing a few people to almost 2,000 -- not to mention the 41 million users and 85,000 businesses that use Box. He recently sat down with Jack Altman (CEO and Co-Founder of Lattice) at the Box headquarters to talk about Box’s culture, how he built it through A/B testing, and the huge opportunity that he thinks big companies are missing out on.

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