Would recording every meeting make the world a better place? This hedge fund cofounder thinks so

Fuente: Business Insider

Coatue Management cofounder Thomas Laffont argued for recording work meetings so that "you know what the problem is. "Paul Morigi/Getty Images for The Hill & Valley ForumCoatue Management's Thomas Laffont likes the idea of recording and analyzing meetings to flag worrying behavior. The hedge fund leader told TBPN that recording meetings would lead to a "better world," though it would likely hurt morale.

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