Work from anywhere

Episode 1 of the The Brilliance Realised Series podcast, hosted by Sheridan Worldwide, titled "Work from anywhere" was published on June 21, 2021 and runs 34 minutes.

June 21, 2021 ·34m · The Brilliance Realised Series

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What does the future of work look like? Podcast host Catherine de La Poer and guest experts Alex Westerdahl, Spotify, and James Stacey, Lloyds Banking Group (previously London Stock Exchange), discuss the hybrid model of working from anywhere in our launch episode in the Brilliance Realised Series. Join Catherine, Alex and James as they explore Spotify's Work from Anywhere programme and discuss why flexibility, autonomy and belonging, all deeply human experience.

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What does the future of work look like? Podcast host Catherine de La Poer and guest experts Alex Westerdahl, Spotify, and James Stacey, Lloyds Banking Group (previously London Stock Exchange), discuss the hybrid model of working from anywhere in our launch episode in the Brilliance Realised Series.

Join Catherine, Alex and James as they explore Spotify's Work from Anywhere programme and discuss why flexibility, autonomy and belonging, all deeply human experience.

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