Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share E55: The Human Distribution Problem: Jack Mardack on Building Oyster and the Future of Remote Work
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
E55: The Human Distribution Problem: Jack Mardack on Building Oyster and the Future of Remote Work
In this episode of Perception Paradox, host Zivile interviews Jack Mardack, co-founder of Oyster, a B Corp focused on revolutionizing the future of work. Jack shares his journey from aspiring doctor to entrepreneur, discussing the importance of creativity, the challenges of startup life, and the mission behind Oyster.
The conversation delves into the human distribution problem, the dynamics of remote work, and the significance of company culture in a fully distributed environment. Jack also reflects on the impact of the pandemic on work, the future of knowledge workers, and the importance of spirituality in his life and career.
About Jack:
Jack Mardack is the co-founder of Oyster, the global employment platform to hire, pay, and care for distributed teams. He is an experienced B2B tech marketing executive who has helped build and dramatically scale several companies, including Eventbrite, Prezi, and the Vonage API platform. Jack is deeply inspired by the power of software to change the world and make it a better place.
Connect with Jack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mardack/
🎙️ Hosted by Zivile Einikyte:
https://www.perceptionparadox.com
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zivileeinikyte/
🎵 Music by Luca Nioi:
http://www.lucanioi.com/
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Jack Mardack's Journey
03:17 The Early Influences on Career Choices
06:24 Transition from Medicine to Banking
09:09 Discovering the Startup World
12:07 Building a Career Operating System
15:00 The Birth of Oyster and Its Mission
17:30 The Human Distribution Problem
20:17 Shifting Mindsets for Remote Work
22:47 Conclusion and Future Outlook
33:22 The Journey to Remote Work Success
38:20 Navigating Loneliness in Remote Work
43:23 Empowering HR in Remote Work Dynamics
46:41 The Future of Work: AI and Flexibility
52:00 Reflections on Building a Unicorn Company
58:17 Spirituality and Personal Growth in Entrepreneurship
View all episodes
By Zivile EinikyteIn this episode of Perception Paradox, host Zivile interviews Jack Mardack, co-founder of Oyster, a B Corp focused on revolutionizing the future of work. Jack shares his journey from aspiring doctor to entrepreneur, discussing the importance of creativity, the challenges of startup life, and the mission behind Oyster.
The conversation delves into the human distribution problem, the dynamics of remote work, and the significance of company culture in a fully distributed environment. Jack also reflects on the impact of the pandemic on work, the future of knowledge workers, and the importance of spirituality in his life and career.
About Jack:
Jack Mardack is the co-founder of Oyster, the global employment platform to hire, pay, and care for distributed teams. He is an experienced B2B tech marketing executive who has helped build and dramatically scale several companies, including Eventbrite, Prezi, and the Vonage API platform. Jack is deeply inspired by the power of software to change the world and make it a better place.
Connect with Jack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mardack/
🎙️ Hosted by Zivile Einikyte:
https://www.perceptionparadox.com
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zivileeinikyte/
🎵 Music by Luca Nioi:
http://www.lucanioi.com/
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Jack Mardack's Journey
03:17 The Early Influences on Career Choices
06:24 Transition from Medicine to Banking
09:09 Discovering the Startup World
12:07 Building a Career Operating System
15:00 The Birth of Oyster and Its Mission
17:30 The Human Distribution Problem
20:17 Shifting Mindsets for Remote Work
22:47 Conclusion and Future Outlook
33:22 The Journey to Remote Work Success
38:20 Navigating Loneliness in Remote Work
43:23 Empowering HR in Remote Work Dynamics
46:41 The Future of Work: AI and Flexibility
52:00 Reflections on Building a Unicorn Company
58:17 Spirituality and Personal Growth in Entrepreneurship