What if you broke up your retirement into bite-sized chunks and went on small adventures? That’s exactly what David Niu, serial entrepreneur and founder of TinyHR, did with his wife and ten month old not too long ago. Along the way, David sought to understand the biggest pain point leaders had related to managing their people and an idea was born. I think you will enjoy David’s inspiring story and find his approach to understanding how happy employees really are intriguing. Enjoy. Resources: TinyPulse TinyHR Listen below or on other podcast players.
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