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What assumptions or beliefs would the ResearchOps profession benefit from letting go of?
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In this final episode, Jenna Lombardo from Workday, Kasey Canlas from Genesys, and Stephanie Kingston from Cisco tackle this great ResearchOps question: "What assumptions or beliefs would the ResearchOps profession benefit from letting go of?" Around halfway in, Ned Dwyer, the co-founder and CEO of Great Question, shares his point of view on the topic. Hosted by Kate Towsey, Chief Cha Cha and author of Research That Scales: The Research Operations Handbook.
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