In episode #2380, Eric and Neil share their take on why creativity isn’t as effective remotely. By its nature, remote work means fewer collaborations, spontaneous interactions, and open communication between teammates across any organization. With virtual work changing how (and where) we do our jobs, we believe that it is becoming essential to create new strategies and habits in order to keep the creative sparks flying! Tune in today to hear our thoughts on what this will look like.
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:20] Today’s topic: Why Creativity Isn’t As Effective Remotely.
- [00:30] Why Disney is encouraging employees to come back into the office four days a week.
- [00:56] Neil’s experience of “getting stuff done” in a remote environment.
- [01:45] How returning to the office will facilitate collaboration.
- [03:09] Hybrid work models that Neil and Eric are considering.
- [04:07] The relationships you build in person that you can’t necessarily build over Zoom.
- [04:53] Why do we believe that Bob Iger is onto something?
- [05:57] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe!
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