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Let's Table That

Real talk about work, leadership, and the things nobody says out loud. Hosted by Jazmine and Glaze.

Podcast · By Borderless AI · Canadian English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    The Best Leaders Know When to Change Their Mind with Conor Sweeney | Let's Table That (opens the original)

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    Connor Sweeney has worked inside some very different companies, from HP and Walmart to Box, WeightWatchers and now Form Health, and he’s seen what happens when businesses grow, restructure, acquire other companies and completely rethink how people work.In this episode of Let’s Table That, Connor talks about the parts of leadership that tend to get messy: keeping culture intact during an acquisition, knowing when a startup actually needs a Chief of Staff, making return-to-office decisions without

  2. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    From Doing to Designing: Building Talent That Scales w/ Krista Skalde | Let's Table That (opens the original)

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    What actually separates companies that scale well from the ones that stall? Krista, Chief Talent Officer and Operating Partner at Inovia Capital, joins Glaze and Jazzy to reframe HR as an architect's job, designing the systems that let good people do great work, rather than layering on programs and perks. Drawing on a career that spans Tokyo, Paris, Abu Dhabi, and the venture world, she unpacks why every early hire reshapes culture, how founders can hire "ahead of complexity" without overpaying,

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