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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2021 · 52 MIN

How Can Workplace Technology Support a New World of Work? (Interview with Nicky Hoyland)

from Digital HR Leaders with David Green

This week’s podcast guest is Nicky Hoyland, CEO, and co-founder of Huler who talks about moving away from defining where work gets done and instead focusing on the task at hand, the ultimate goal we are striving towards, and letting people figure out for themselves the best way to do that. As a self-proclaimed work tech nerd, Nicky talks about the role that workplace tech plays in a new world of work, enabling people to get work done in the easiest simplest way possible, so once again, we can focus on the end goal of business, above all else.Throughout this episode, Nicky and I discuss:How workplace tech has rapidly evolved over the last two years and what to expect of workplace tech, employee experience, and digital wellbeing, moving forwardsHow to set up your hybrid meeting for success How to create a culture of trust in the workplace, which is vital for performanceSupport for this podcast is brought to you by Huler, you can learn more by visiting huler.io. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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