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Jun 10, 2021 <1 min

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from Make It Work Hosted by Karen Kirton & Lachy Gray

The 5-part series discusses themes on the current workplace - what's working and what's not, and the future of the workplace. Your hosts are Karen Kirton, Founder of Amplify HR and Lachy Gray, co-founder of Yarno who together, with our joined expertise, cover topics across the workplace, including culture, leadership, hybrid working models, and the move remote workers are making to regional living.

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