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Go2: What Does an Engagement Manager Do?
In this candid onboarding session from remote-staffing company Go2, seasoned Success (Engagement) Managers pass down hard-won wisdom to a new hire named BJ. Between laughter and blunt honesty, they distill the role into a set of living principles: be the bridge between client and team, yell when you need help, don't take feedback personally, refuse to get comfortable, practice extreme ownership, and — most provocatively — chant 'f*ck Go2' to remind everyone that the welfare of teammates and clients comes before the company's bottom line. The video is less a job description than a culture-forging ritual, ending with BJ recapping every lesson and earning a 'Damn Solid B+.'
The Pancake That Launched 30 Job Reqs
Pallet, a fast-growing startup, hosted a 'Pancakes & Pajamas' morning event that turned into a perfect window into the company's culture. Head of Talent Grace Turner used the LinkedIn post to celebrate the team's light-hearted spirit and to announce an ambitious hiring sprint: 30 new hires in 6 weeks. The post and its comment thread feature playful banter from team members Ankur Gupta (who invented a 'fake statistic' that good breakfast boosts output) and Bradley Callahan (whose blueberry pancakes achieved 'culinary innovation'), painting a portrait of a team that works hard and doesn't take itself too seriously.
Inside Pallet: Culture, Ownership, and the Race to Automate the Physical Economy
A behind-the-scenes look at the culture of Pallet, an AI logistics-tech company building the intelligence infrastructure for the global movement of goods. Founder and CEO Sushanth and members of the team describe a fast-moving, ownership-driven workplace where decisions are made in meetings and acted on within the hour, where everyone pitches in across engineering, sales, and post-sales, and where the company aims to become a generational logistics AI company. The piece captures Pallet's values, its people-first ethos, and what it feels like to build software that recreates decades-old logistics workflows.