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Here's what I learned guest lecturing at Stanford: You can become a better presenter by following the "Two Points per Hour Rule."
Cory Hymel serves as the Vice President of Product & Research at Gigster, a company democratizing access to great software development. With over 800 engineers, Gigster helps startups to Fortune 500 companies unleash human cloud-driven innovation at a global scale.
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