In this episode, rachel and Kendall talk about:
* Yet another life ruined by PHP
* Being a coder by 5th grade and seeing a terrible future for himself by 10th grade
* Getting management experience young and moving to China
* Addressing cross-cultural communication difficulties when delivering and receiving feedback
* The weird and mixed feels around selling the company and no longer being CEO
* Strategies for transferring the trust your team has for you to new leadership
* How leaders can have both major skills and shocking shortcomings
* Realizing that as a leader, your job is not the deliverable, your job is the people
* When Kendall thinks it's necessary to tell one's boss they need to leave
* Walking in and assuming you know how to fix something without asking questions
* The power of being widely-networked and what it brings to leadership
* What it means to be an out-of-practice extrovert
* Doing this podcast so he can talk to people who intimidate him
* How having authority is like keeping control over your large vehicle
* What working for religious organizations/family businesses can be like
* Making time to smoke pipes and write things down
You can find Kendall on the internets at this fine podcast :) and on twitter as @blatanterror
Special thanks to Mel Stanley for our theme music <3