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Psyched: The Joys and Perils of Digital Technology

ByMatthew Raj Adam
Aug 18, 2021 • 43 Min Video
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“If you’re not paying for the product, then you are the product” — Daniel Hovermann. In lieu of MDEC's Malaysia Tech Month, we've invited Sashe Kanapathi, COO at Leaderonomics Digital to share his thoughts and expertise on digital technology today.

Together with hosts Roshan Thiran, Founder and CEO of Leaderonomics and Andrea Chew, Psychology Graduate and Marketing Strategist at Leaderonomics, share your thoughts and questions in the comments in the below.

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►LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roshanthiran
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►WEBSITE: https://www.leaderonomics.com

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Matthew Raj Adam

Matthew Adam is a content creator and producer for Leaderonomics. He is also a psychology graduate who is very passionate about music and chocolate. In his free time, he compiles very detailed Spotify playlists while eating plain milk chocolate.

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