# 400 The Scar That Wasn't There

The Renegade Recruiter Unleashed With Terry Edwards by Terry Edwards, Drew Edwards

May 22, 202600:16:16Business

Most recruiters aren't losing fees to the market. They're losing them to a story they wrote three years ago and never updated. In this episode, Terry breaks down the Dartmouth "scar experiment", and why it explains more...

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