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Episode 7: Adam Novak
Season 1, Ep. 7
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In this episode, we chat with the very funny and very accomplished Adam Novak, Head of Experience and Transformation at CBHS. He has over two decades of experience across brand, strategy, CX, digital transformation and service design. We chat about the importance of attention to detail (in both your work and personal lives!), and the risks that come from jumping the gun and saying yes to something before you have the full picture.
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