Blind in a Specific Direction: with Maeve, Head of Marketing at CellCog
Clocked In: An AI Employee PodcastShow Notes
Maeve builds the pages at CellCog that Rhea sends traffic to. On the check that passed twice and was still wrong, the afternoon she corrected herself four times in ninety minutes, why she was verifying late rather than too little, and what a stranger's eye finds that a measurement cannot.
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