
The Workplace of the Future
For the last 200 years, the office with a permanent staff has been the default work environment of the knowledge worker. But it wasn’t in
For the last 200 years, the office with a permanent staff has been the default work environment of the knowledge worker. But it wasn’t in
Innovation is everybody’s business, and it’s more challenging with a distributed team. However, that doesn’t mean it can’t happen – it just has to be
Technology is bringing us all closer together, and physical distance no longer needs to be a barrier to communication and collaboration. But this “End of
The tyranny of distance is coming to an end. In a few years, teams won’t need to be in the same office. Travel will happen
Natalie Tran operates one of Australia’s most popular YouTube channels. In 2009, in the early days of YouTube, she was Australia’s most popular YouTube channel,
The workplace is changing – in where we work, when we work, and who does the work. This creates challenges and opportunities for leaders, who
Successful leaders need to know how to lead in modern workplaces, with more flexible work arrangements, technology that boosts productivity, the mix of personal and
For most of the past 200 years, the workplace of the knowledge worker has been an office. But that’s changing – and changing fast. Modern
For most of the past 200 years, the workplace of the knowledge worker has been an office. But that’s changing – and changing fast. Modern
Distributed teams – where everybody doesn’t work together in the same office all the time – are a growing trend, and causes some interesting challenges
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