If you've been a longtime listener of Revision Path, then you probably already recognize this week's guest, Harrison Wheeler. Along with being a senior design manager at LinkedIn, he's also a podcaster with his own show called Technically Speaking. (And I've been a guest twice!)
Our conversation started off with a peek into life at LinkedIn, and he talked about working and managing remotely, as well as about how he's changed as a manager over the years. We also talked shop about podcasting, the metaverse, the future of design in business, and Harrison shared some of the best career advice he's received. I love checking back in with guests and seeing just how they've grown over their career, and Harrison is proof that hard work and dedication pays off in the long run!
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