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string(9) "Full Name"
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string(575) "Yes, I’d like for you to share my information with RingCentral in order for me to receive information about RingCentral services, products, and exclusive offers through email, telephone, or regular mail. I understand I may unsubscribe from receiving such communications at any time by following the instructions in the communications received. I understand that RingCentral will process my personal data as specified in the RingCentral <a href="https://www.ringcentral.com/gb/en/legal/privacy-notice.html" target="_blank">Privacy Notice</a>."
Every leadership meeting at Amazon starts the same way: complete and utter silence for up to 30 minutes. You walk in, say hello, and then sit in silence while you consume an in-depth, six-page memo. Only when everyone is finished does the meeting begin in earnest. It’s a strange approach to meetings, but like many other things in Amazon founder, CEO, and president Jeff Bezos’s meteorically successful empire, it’s superbly effective.
