June 4, 2023
Is Remote Working Working?
Some argue that remote work provides flexibility and increases productivity, while others raise concerns about the impact on employee well-being, team collaboration, and company culture.
In recent years there has been a significant shift towards remote work, with more companies adopting a dispersed structure due to the pandemic. But is remote work fully effective? Is it sustainable? Is it even healthy?
Matt Lehrman’s guests are business owner Becky Sharpe, corporate culture strategist Sentari Minor, and business owner and licensed therapist Ken Clark for a discussion that asks: Is remote working fully effective? Is it sustainable? Is it even healthy?
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What happens when a city weaves care and compassion into the very fabric of government operations? In the latest episode of Community Catalysts, Barbara Bencomo, Chief Administrative Officer of Las Cruces, New Mexico, offers a compelling answer.
What does it really take to lead a community through uncertainty, when resources are tight, trust is fraying, and the political climate feels like a minefield? In our newest Community Catalysts episode, we go deep with Justin Wilson, former Mayor of Alexandria, Virginia. In a candid conversation, Wilson speaks with rare openness about what local leadership looks like in this volatile moment—not in theory, but in practice.
Kevin Lyons—co-founder and CEO of FlashVote—shares a truth that hits home for anyone in local leadership: When it comes to public input, volume isn’t the same as representation.