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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 31 MIN

How Remote Work is Evolving for Marketing, Digital, and Creative Professionals

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The world of work has transformed dramatically in recent years, and few industries have felt this shift more acutely than marketing, digital, and creative sectors. Remote work is no longer a temporary solution—it’s a permanent fixture reshaping how professionals collaborate, innovate, and thrive.To explore how remote work is evolving, Stopgap Talks brings you an insightful conversation featuring our Principal Consultant Lara Fisher Jones and Senior Consultant John Hunt. In this episode, Lara and John dive into the opportunities and challenges that remote work presents for professionals and businesses in these dynamic fields.Whether you’re navigating remote work as a professional or adapting your hiring strategies as a business, this episode offers actionable insights to stay ahead in a rapidly changing work environment. The discussion reflects on lessons learned so far and anticipates what’s next for the future of work in these creative industries.Contact the Speakers -Have questions or want to connect? Reach out to our speakers:Lara Fisher Jones: LinkedInJohn Hunt: LinkedIn

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