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Benjamin Romano When I profiled Moz and its co-founder Rand Fishkin a few years back, the story focused on the Seattle-based company’s “TAGFEE” culture—the first letter of which stands for “transparent.” Fishkin and his successor as CEO, Sarah Bird, have gone well beyond what most privately held tech companies do in that regard, … Continue reading Recommended Read: Fishkin on What Went Wrong at Moz
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