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IAM194- Speaker and Author Helps Organizations Retain and Keep Millennial Employees Engaged

Podcast interview with Jeff Butler

 

Jeff Butler is a speaker, author and passionate millennial who helps organizations improve their relationships with millennial employees. You may have seen on him on Forbes, USA Weekly, or on the TED stage. A native Californian and raised in Silicon Valley, he graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Computer Science. During his time in college, he was training for the Olympics under 3 time Olympian Tore Gustafsson, but left that pursuit because software engineering paid more. Unlike other experts on millennials, Jeff has been in the trenches of what it means to be a millennial and what it takes to retain and keep them engaged. With Jeff ‘s versatile background, he has addressed companies like Amazon and Google as well as thousands of professionals across the North America.

  • CEO Hack: System of procedures: break down tasks and hire someone to do it to get structures in place as you grow.
  • CEO Nugget: (1) Perseverance (2) If something makes you uncomfortable, find a way to compensate for it
  • CEO Defined: Sets the vision and takes responsibility

Websitehttps://jeffjbutler.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/jefferyjbutler
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jefferyjbutler/


Full Interview


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