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Timeless insight. This older video with Brad Garlinghouse explains how a brand is built on better products and great people. He learned a lot from that Yahoo | AOL merger and the very messy handling by Verizon. Who even remembers when they renamed the merger "OATH". 🤦‍♀️

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