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Successful Remote Work Requires Investment Into Culture

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While some companies have welcomed the flexibility and autonomy of working from home, others have struggled to maintain engagement, collaboration and company culture. As more organizations adopt hybrid and remote policies for the long-term, it’s clear that success requires more than just the latest collaboration tools.

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The Real Reasons for Hybrid Workers to Come to the Office

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The lion’s share of hybrid worker time is devoted to individual assignments, like focused work, asynchronous collaboration, and virtual meetings, which are tasks optimally performed at home. These subtle indicators play a significant role during intense collaborations.

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Mastering The Art Of Distributed Leadership: Lessons From Atlassian’s “Team Anywhere” Program

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Atlassian’s “Team Anywhere” program demonstrates the benefits of a distributed work model, which includes increased global talent access, employee engagement, and refined collaboration tools. The emphasis is on equipping managers to lead distributed teams, not emulating colocated work.

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Is a post-COVID remote work policy right for you?

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Deciding on the best course policy for your workplace can be tricky. If you’re still debating what your remote work policy should look like, you’re not alone. There are a number of policies to consider. Hybrid policies can also help you onboard and train employees more effectively. Possible work arrangements.

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Tim Rowe – Founder and CEO of CIC | Flexible Workspaces: Competing Globally

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Explore the impact of community on productivity and collaboration within coworking spaces. You’ve taken it to an entirely new high, working around other people, incubation theories, mentoring theories, accelerator theories, fundings, exits, team rooms, the very start up to the very exit point overall. Tim Rowe [ 00:24:52 ]: Yes.

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