if you haven't yet, sign-up for the How to Layoff-proof CS webinar so you can ensure you and your team aren't caught-up in this mess.
To ensure you can join live, I'm doing this webinar on Zoom two times tomorrow, Wednesday 24-Jan:
Early Session: 7AM Pacific / 10 AM Eastern / 12PM Brazil / 4PM CET
Late Session: 1PM Pacific / 4PM Eastern / 6PM Brazil / 10PM CET
This is very important... I'll see you there.
~ Lincoln
BTW: This is going to be a very frank, direct discussion. I'll do a presentation for about 30 mins and then we'll do 15 mins Q&A. So bring your questions.
Even better, send them to me before the webinar so I can know what's on your mind.
Don't miss this. And be sure to share this with your friends and peers.
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