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Can Dev Agencies Change The World?
There are more teams of web developers in the world than we can count. While they all have different strengths and weaknesses, pros and cons, what if some of them started to evolve into Public Benefit Corporations? What would change? Who would be better off? \n\nListen to this episode to learn why one agency is following the path of companies like Allbirds, Ben & Jerries, Bombas, New Chapter, Patagonia, and Tom's Shoes to operate as a "B Corp".\n\nGuest: Charles "Carlos" Fry of Codexitos.com\nHost: Robert Rand of JetRails.com\n\nMore about Code \xc9xitos: https://youtu.be/v2uKCLHsCbQ