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  2. Adopting a Culture of Continuous Reinvention with Jason Fried, Founder & CEO of Basecamp

Adopting a Culture of Continuous Reinvention with Jason Fried, Founder & CEO of Basecamp

Aug 10, 2016

Jason Fried, founder and President of 37Signals, famous for developing collaboration tool, Basecamp. 

37 Signal’s other tools include Highrise, Backpack, Ta-da List, Writeboard and Campfire. Along with David Heinemeir Hansson, Fried is the co-author of 'Rework.' He also co-wrote 'Getting Real: The Smarter, Faster, Easier Way to Build a Successful Web Application and is a contributor to 37signals' blog 'Signal vs. Noise. Jason is a valued speaker in fields as disparate as design, entrepreneurship, software and management, regularly being invited to speak on such subjects.

Let’s listen into Jason Fried interviewed at our Global Conference earlier this year by Startup Grind’s founder Derek Andersen. 

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