In this episode of The Tech Arts Podcast, we dive into the world of professionalism with industry veteran David Hatmaker. With a career that includes working with Vice President Dan Quayle, Neil Armstrong, Bob Iger, Gloria Estefan, Shakira, Martina McBride, New Kids on the Block, and more, Dave brings a wealth of experience to the table. From his time at Walt Disney to his role in Yamaha’s Global Research and Development team, he’s seen it all.
We explore essential questions like: 🎤 What does it truly mean to serve? 🎤 What’s the difference between a manager and a leader? 🎤 Why is professionalism so important? 🎤 How does compromise play a key role in delivering a great service or show?
Plus, don’t miss our special segments: Earthworks Audio on choir miking The Paragon Angle on rigging in the church
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