Alan Whitman, CEO at Baker Tilly, joins Wayne to discuss what happens when you allow tax accountants (and other professional services) to be innovative in the world of remote work. They discuss some of the things that his company has had to change and adapt to in order to continue growing the company.Featured Guest Name:
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Marisa and Wayne celebrate the 2nd anniversary of The Long-Distance Teammate by discussing the 3 P Model of Remote Work Success, the difference between team member and teammate, what it was like to write this book as remote work was becoming more prevalent in 2020, and what it was like to write a book about
Wayne and Marisa discuss the things you should consider when conducting annual meetings remotely, including how to manage the logistics of the meeting, how to keep everyone engaged, and how to ensure that everyone has a chance to be heard. We’ll also explore the benefits of a hybrid meeting, and share our own experience with
We’ve had a lot of amazing conversations since we launched in March. In this episode, we’re highlighting our top five most downloaded episodes and sharing a clip from each one. Additional ResourcesQuiet Quitting and How to Handle ItHow to Conduct Performance Reviews RemotelyHow is Remote Work Changing the World of Human Resources? with Suzanne Lucas (Evil
During this time of year, we find that lots of offices either have employees taking time off or the office might actually shut down completely for a period of time. Wayne and Marisa discuss how this can work on remote teams, what international teams might need to be aware of, and how employees can help
A study came out that said that in-person meetings had more creativity than remote meetings, but is that really accurate? Elise Keith from Lucid Meetings joins Wayne Turmel to discuss that study, how to collaborate effectively on remote meetings, and how meetings have changed since the pandemic started. Additional ResourcesVirtual communication curbs creative idea generation studyConnect
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