18: Time for a Temperature Check
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18: Time for a Temperature Check
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About this listen
What’s right for each organisation and their employees will of course vary from business to business. But in this episode I offer my advice on the essential step that EVERY organisation should be taking, prior to making a decision on the work from home issue.
Whether you’re a CEO, HR Director, or an employee, you’ll stand to benefit from taking the time to tune into this week’s episode.
So, grab yourself a drink, get comfortable, hit play and let's get into this week's courageous conversation.
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