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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2021 · 7 MIN

Preparing for the Future of Flexible Work - Thoughts from Kevin

from The Remarkable Leadership Podcast

As of today, I cannot predict the future of work – for you or for your business. But I do know one thing. Whatever that future holds, work is going to be different…again. I do not believe we will ever return to work as we knew it in 2019. I predict that we will have an amalgamation of different forms of flexible work. – Some companies will send all of their employees back all at once. – Some will send half now and half later. – Some will allow their employees to choose where they want to work. There will be many options and each organization's choice will very likely look a little different. So, what can you do now to prepare for the future world of work today? In this episode, I'm providing a few steps that leaders and teammates can take to prepare for flexible work. Tweet it out: Prepare for the future today – even if you don't know exactly what it will look like (and you don't). @KevinEikenberry From This Episode: Whether you are a teammate or you are the leader of the team, The Long-Distance Teammate, can help you to prepare for this new future of flexible work. Learn more here.

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