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Dave Kerpen

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Keynote speaker on The Human Edge, the skills AI can't replace. NYT bestselling author; 6th book out Jan 2027. Built 7 companies, sold 3. Mets fan. 🧡
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The Most Valuable Employee Skill Isn’t Speed or Talent. EY Is Paying for It

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By Dave Kerpen
| Inc. Verified
It’s the strongest market signal I’ve seen that ‘human skills’ have moved from a keynote topic to a line item. At the end of August, Ernst & Young announced it would pay out $100 million in bonuses this fiscal year to U.S. employees, and the criteria are what caught my attention. As Inc. reported, the awards recognize business acumen, judgment, adaptability, leadership, collaboration, and a willingness to experiment with AI.
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Codie Sanchez Says a 2-Week Vacation Reveals Whether You Own a Business or Just Work for One. I Disappeared for a Year. Here’s What Happened

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By Dave Kerpen
| Inc. Verified
Two weeks tells you about your systems. A year tells you about your people. Codie Sanchez wrote something in Inc. recently that every founder should tape to their monitor: book 14 days, no laptop, no Slack, no calls, and see what happens.
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Tim Cook’s Farewell Memo Wasn’t About Products or Strategy. It Came Down to 9 Words

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By Dave Kerpen
| Inc. Verified
Culture outlasts every CEO. I learned this lesson after replacing myself. On August 31, Tim Cook’s last day as Apple’s CEO before handing the job to John Ternus and moving to executive chairman, he sent employees a farewell memo. In it, as Inc.’s Jason Aten pointed out, there’s one sentence that carries the whole thing: “This place is proof that culture triumphs over everything.” Think about who’s saying it.
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