Inspiring talks to make work more fun

Pim
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Thought it might be interesting to open a forum topic on the most inspiring talks on making work more fun.

Here's one to get you started: a great talk by Dean Carter, head of HR at Bucket List pioneer Patagonia, on how Patagonia lives and breathes its purpose and values:

Check it out here: https://youtu.be/AtyZ8xGc-Wo

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