Flying the World, Finishing Shas | Yossi (Joseph) Landes

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I don't think I was one of the best learners at Shalabim after a few weeks looking around the base measures of Shalim and saying you know it's it's quite possible that I am the worst learner in this entire yeshiva which is a very humbling experience. It was actually in 2005 when I moved to Munich that I was having a conversation with my father and we said, you know, that the new cycle of daffomi was was coming up and we said, wouldn't it be great if we could both do dafomi and be messy together? At Microsoft, if you were together? At Microsoft, if you were going to do a job where you were in the field, you had to be in the field. You know, you couldn't be commuting and doing that. So, you you had to agree to move your family and become a global resource. And honestly, I would say of all the places I lived, um, I I grew professionally, but I also grew personally as well, right? Shalom and welcome to Shark Tank. Shark Shalom and welcome to Shark Tank. Shark Tank is a podcast about the challenges and opportunities of being a mentor in the workforce. This week we are joined by Joseph Yasi Landis. He's the co-founder and president of Nerdio. Joseph, welcome to Stark Think and thank you so much for joining us. >> It's uh good to be here, Yakov. Thanks for having me. I've been a uh a longtime listener of your podcast. So, it's great. It's kind of uh it's kind of surprising, you know, when when you asked me to be on the podcast. I was thinking a little bit about uh the Pacius and Lammed Perl

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1. 0:00I don't think I was one of the best learners at Shalabim after a few weeks…
2. 5:06that I had at Microsoft, I spent three and a half years living in Bangalore, India…
3. 10:40family's kindness. I also in the early days as you say there were there were really…
4. 15:45you come from you know you come from high school and you and you think you're…
5. 21:22go for Shaet, which is more the norm now. And I've always felt I think since…
6. 26:57were going to do a job where you were in the field, you had to be…
7. 32:03another Jewish person is a real difference also Right. So, going back to your role as…
8. 37:40be doing. And I would tell people that I said, you know, that's not really something…
9. 43:17somewhere. I tell our team that all the time. something seems insurmountable, something seems very difficult,…
10. 48:57should continue quickly and shout out to everyone who's been involved in that special project. So…

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