Chapter
Encouraging Employees to Act like Owners
19:32 - 24:34 (05:02)
The CEO of Frito Lay encouraged workers to act like owners in a speech, which led to an increase in productivity, and enthusiasm among employees.
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Richard Montanez, who began as a cleaner at Frito Lay, invented Flaming Hot Cheetos for the untapped Mexican market and went on to become the VP of Multicultural Sales for PepsiCo America after Roger Enrico, CEO of Frito Lay, encouraged all workers to act like an owner.
19:32 - 20:46 (01:14)
Summary
Richard Montanez, who began as a cleaner at Frito Lay, invented Flaming Hot Cheetos for the untapped Mexican market and went on to become the VP of Multicultural Sales for PepsiCo America after Roger Enrico, CEO of Frito Lay, encouraged all workers to act like an owner.
ChapterEncouraging Employees to Act like Owners
Episode#140 - Michael Malice - Dating, Cheetos, Liquor, Biden, Bernie & Fitness
PodcastModern Wisdom
A discussion about the wide variety of sweet and savory snacks in America, but particularly admiration is expressed for the breakfast cereals with a vast range of wacky brands and crazy-looking characters.
20:46 - 21:39 (00:53)
Summary
A discussion about the wide variety of sweet and savory snacks in America, but particularly admiration is expressed for the breakfast cereals with a vast range of wacky brands and crazy-looking characters.
ChapterEncouraging Employees to Act like Owners
Episode#140 - Michael Malice - Dating, Cheetos, Liquor, Biden, Bernie & Fitness
PodcastModern Wisdom
A person is describing a strange smell that reminds them of soy sauce and something rotten, while making a comparison to a hyper leprechaun on drugs.
21:39 - 23:08 (01:29)
Summary
A person is describing a strange smell that reminds them of soy sauce and something rotten, while making a comparison to a hyper leprechaun on drugs.
ChapterEncouraging Employees to Act like Owners
Episode#140 - Michael Malice - Dating, Cheetos, Liquor, Biden, Bernie & Fitness
PodcastModern Wisdom
Drunk shopping is a $45 billion industry where people who get heavily drunk will shop online, buying a lot of things that they wouldn't normally buy.
23:08 - 24:34 (01:26)
Summary
Drunk shopping is a $45 billion industry where people who get heavily drunk will shop online, buying a lot of things that they wouldn't normally buy. Ten billion liters of alcohol are consumed per year worldwide.