In this episode of the Reciprocity podcast, host Andrew Gadomski interviews Philip Dana, a Chief Human Resources Officer with extensive experience in recruitment and military transitions.
Philip shares insights about leadership traits learned from his grandfather, his love for cooking comfort foods like 'people's chili,' and strategies for maintaining mental focus. The episode also touches on the importance of questioning as a form of leadership, creating community within teams, and balancing work-life commitments.
It ends with the infamous unscripted "Lightning Round" of questions.
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