Fast Company

New Talent. New Methods. New Rhythms.

Deja Baker, a navy veteran turned software engineer, proves that skills can often transcend résumés.

I was late to the Spotify party. Like most business journalists, I followed the U.S. launch of the music-streaming service in 2011, and even secured a coveted invitation to sign up early. But I was happy to stick to a mix of iTunes, Pandora, and even traditional radio for

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Fast Company

Fast Company1 min read
46 uncommon
WHEN ELECTRONIC ARTS NEEDED TO REBR AND ITS $2 BILLION soccer vedio game FIFA after a financial dispute with the global sport's governing body, it tapped the London-based agency Uncommon for the job—perhaps the most daunting marketing challenge of la
Fast Company12 min read
08 for Whom The Bell Tolls
FOR SHOWING THE WORLD THAT TACOS ARE A STATE OF MIND NO ONE REALLY KNOWS who first came up with the idea of Taco Tuesday. One of the earliest references can be found in a newspaper ad for El Paso, Texas's White Star Cafeteria from Monday, October 16,
Fast Company1 min read
MIC Bonus: 10 More Lists Culled From This Year's Top 50 Most Innovative Companies
*Company names are otherwise subject to Fast Company style in the Top 50 and Top 10 Trends lists ■

Related Books & Audiobooks