Breaking Down The CEO Experience With Patrick Dennis And Cohost Jaime Zawmon

  Being at the top of any team is truly a regaling feeling, but keeping your position also means dealing with loneliness, marketing strategies, and the constant urge to improve. In any CEO experience, a tenacious and curious mindset plays a huge role. Bob Roark is joined by cohost Jamie Zawmon in talking with https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickjdennis/ (Patrick Dennis), the President and CEO of https://twitter.com/_patrick_dennis (Aspect Software). Patrick spends some time detailing what it takes to lead a team, from getting rid of the fear of change and learning how to get out of a messy situation in the most optimal way, to the right way to motivate oneself. --- Watch the episode here:[embed]https://youtu.be/XpHLa48uODo[/embed] Breaking Down The CEO Experience With Patrick Dennis And Cohost Jaime ZawmonWe have Patrick Dennis. He's the President and CEO of https://www.aspect.com/ (Aspect Software). We have my cohost Jaime Zawmon. She is the Founder and President of https://www.titanceo.com/ (Titan CEO). Welcome. It’s good to be here. Thank you for taking time, Jaime and Patrick. I appreciate it. We'll go right into it. Patrick, tell us a little bit about your business and who you serve? We are the leading provider of contact center software and workforce management and optimization software for enterprises around the world. Four of the five top commercial banks are our customers, three of the top four telecom providers, four of the top five tech companies, and six out of the six top airlines. You've interacted with our software if you've ever called Southwest Airlines to book a reservation. You've interacted with our software or the people that are behind our software if you've ever ordered anything off Amazon, Apple or from Microsoft. That's what we do. It's an awesome job. There are about 1,300 people that work here and we do about $300 million in revenue. [bctt tweet="If you don't have the curiosity bug, it's hard to figure out what went off track in a business." username=""] Nothing to do.