Part 2 of Jason Feifer's episode! Make sure you check out part one!
In this episode, Jason takes us back to when the elevator is first invented, and how the public is reacting to the machine that goes up and down! We also talked about how the necessary skills had been evolved in the past thousand of years.
Jason also shared why did he change the name of his podcast, and how important it is to understand your consumer!
Make sure you check out Part One, and also follow Jason's Podcast, Build for Tomorrow!
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- FrequencyUpdated Semiweekly
- PublishedSeptember 2, 2021 at 7:00 AM UTC
- Length46 min
- RatingClean