Bacteria for every company

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Good news for you: bacteria have been doing all this for four billion years. And they’re happy to share their wisdom.

Who is Josef Lhotský?

Josef Lhotský focuses on weaving and unraveling stories, with his favorite being the biggest one of all: evolution. He studied theoretical and evolutionary biology but also explored philosophy and the history of science. His specialties include symbiotic relationships, collaboration, and education. He has contributed to 12 books, taught at PřF UK, FSS MU, and FF UP, participated in numerous educational projects, served on the editorial board of the magazine Vesmír, and spent eight years acting in amateur theater.

Since 2015, he has worked in the corporate sector (banking, telecommunications), spending recent years as an agile coach, passionate trainer, and creator of unconventional workshops.

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