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This is a compilation of Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholder Meetings (since 1994).

A podcast recorded in December 2019 reflecting on the year we had. It's an interesting look at exactly where we were at during that point in time and how far we've come personally and professionally since. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lucas and Luna explore the art and science of performance reviews, from forced-distribution rating systems to the psychology of feedback. Each episode dissects a real-world evaluation practice — Netflix's 'keeper test', Goldman Sachs's 360-degree reviews, or Microsoft's stack-ranking legacy — and asks what actually drives employee growth versus mere compliance. Lucas brings the data: studies on recency bias, meta-analyses of goal-setting theory, and the economics of pay-for-performance. Luna tests those findings against lived experience: what a junior analyst hears when a manager says '...

Essentially annual life updates for two bros trying to succeed in their own ways in life. Nothing too crazy, nothing too absurd, just two guys talking about their life.

CEOs in the Middle East are among the most confident globally about revenue growth in the year ahead. Yet, they remain acutely aware of the huge wave of disruptive change, primarily driven by AI, climate challenges and an intensifying competition over new domains of growth as industry lines blur. Our region’s CEOs are striking a difficult balance - capturing the significant market opportunities today while also reinventing their businesses for tomorrow.

Hear from O&P professionals at various career stages as they share how the Academy’s Annual Meeting and Scientific Symposium has shaped their professional paths. Join us as we explore the impact and value of this essential event in their journeys.

The annual audit was designed for a world where financial data existed in ledgers, assembled periodically, and verified only after the fact. That world no longer exists. When tax authorities hold continuous transaction data and governments receive financial reports as they are generated, the annual audit does not become more rigorous — it becomes redundant. Hosted by Rıdvan Yiğit | Founder & CEO, RTC Suite rtcsuite.com · ridvan.yigit@rtcsuite.com · linkedin.com/in/yigitridvan