S1E2. Eating the frog and Building for the Penn Community with Cameron Cabo
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On this episode of GenZius, we have Cameron Cabo, a 2020 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's Management and Technology program. On the episode, he shares the his experiences running a freelance web development startup and building apps for 100,000 Penn students. He also tells us about lifestyle design, time management, and how he hacked his morning routine.
GenZius is hosted by Kunal Abichandani and edited by Nicky Belgrad. Podcast artwork by Ava Cruz and Alec Druggan. Recorded in Wexler Studio at the Kelly Writers House.
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