In this episode, we ask what's the difference between 'remote friendly' and 'remote first' work and why is this difference so important?
Show Notes
Guest: Sandra ThompsonBill Banham's guest this time is
Sandra Thompson, Founder of the Ei Evolution CX & EX Consultancy. She is also Lecturer of Professional Behaviours & Customer Management and People Management & Leadership (p/t) at
Pearson College London.
Questions For Sandra Include:
- What is emotional intelligence and why do you care so much about EI in the workplace?
- Why do you focus on how we work rather than where we work?
- Please could you describe the difference between 'remote friendly' and 'remote first' and why this difference is important?
- Describe the skills you think everyone should practice (the 8 identified by Roberta and Nathan) and how these skills might help us avoid increasingly common work issues.
- You recently spoke at DisruptHR London. Can you tell our listeners about your session, the event and why you got involved?
- If you could pass on one crucial lesson you have learned in your career - in one minute or less - what would be your top tip for HR professionals?
- What is the single biggest change you think will happen in HR over the next 5-10 years?
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