In this episode of the HyperNest podcast, we dive into one of the most crucial topics for Web3 startups: building a strong culture, especially within remote and hybrid teams. Joining us is Brett Potter, a renowned leader in the culture and remote work space and author of three influential books on the subject. Brett shares his journey into culture development, the critical elements of a successful organizational culture, and practical steps leaders can take to embed values into every level of their startup.
👉 Key topics discussed:
- Defining and embedding company culture in Web3
- The challenges of creating a cohesive team in remote and hybrid environments
- Best practices for building trust, resilience, and alignment across a distributed team
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