Remote Works
Remote Works
Learn about the extraordinary stories of teams that have made the shift to working remotely.
Podcasts
June 23rd
EPISODE 7: Work, Transformed
Hear from three experts, a research, a tech leader, and a business school dean who are all tackling long term hybrid work strategies in different ways.
June 9th
EPISODE 6: Bring Women Back to the Workforce
Host Melanie Green talks to Laura Zarrow, Executive Director of People Analytics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, about some of the reason’s women have been dropping out of the workforce, and how data and flexible work could bring them back.
May 26th
EPISODE 5: Tired and Wired: How Data Can Boost Well-Being
This episode is all about data and well-being. Join host Mel Green as she embarks on a two-week experiment with wearable tech to gain a little insight into her own well-being.
May 12th
EPISODE 4: The Anywhere Desk
Find out the five desk personality types and how they can help design physical workspaces that improve employee experience.
April 28th
EPISODE 3: The Super Commute
The number of people moving out of big cities in 2020 was far greater than in 2019. We’ll find out where they’re going and what the shift means for housing markets, for flexible workers and for the companies they work for.
April 14th
EPISODE 2: Flexibility Spurs Sustainability
Hear from Paul Dickinson, Executive Chairman of the CDP on how companies need to reconsider how they define sustainability, and how to truly make flexible work a viable option for a long time to come.
March 31st
EPISODE 1: The 9-5 Pitch Strikes Out. The Winning Hit? Flexible Work
Hear how MLB has shifted just about everything they do to embrace a flexible work environment. Now they’re planning for the digital future of baseball – enhancing fan and employee experience while preserving all the best elements of the game.
January 20th
EPISODE 7: Preventing Burnout
With an increase in remote work, there has been more demand among employers and employees for skills related to well-being. Well-being expert Jennifer Moss shares what can be done to prevent burnout and what employers and individuals can do to create balance at work.
January 6th
EPISODE 6: What’s Beyond Zero Trust?
It can be as easy as clicking a link and all is lost. Hackers take their time finding weak points, entering our personal and professional systems without our knowledge. With the rapid changes to work over the last year, proper security is even more vital. As we settle into flexible work with multiple gadgets and devices, how can we stay secure?
December 16th
EPISODE 5: Building Resilience in the Cloud
Hear from Teniesha Wright-Jones and Lamont Jones about their experience as pivotal healthcare providers in the midst of a pandemic. These two doctors had to nurse themselves back to health after testing positive for COVID-19 all while remotely navigating an overhaul in how they provided healthcare. Experts share how the struggles of working remotely can be solved in the cloud.
December 2nd
EPISODE 4: The Fall of Office Ping Pong Tables
From yoga classes to gourmet meals to waterfalls, pre-pandemic offices were built so employees never really wanted to leave. Company culture was a side effect of tangible office perks and connecting with colleagues was as easy as turning a swivel chair around to join the latest office discussion. Now, connecting with colleagues is only possible through a screen, and in-office benefits are a thing of the distant past (it's not like a company can ship a ping pong table to their employees' houses). So how do you boost WFH morale? How do you ensure employees are connecting in a meaningful way? How do you build a culture when everyone in the office is apart?
November 18th
EPISODE 3: The Freelance Wave
Workers are ditching the notion of being strapped to a desk from nine to five in favor of digital nomadism, otherwise known as the location-independent workforce. With the right technology, the options of where you want to work are now endless.
November 4st
EPISODE 2: Remote Work: Extreme Arctic Edition
No matter what your office looks like, or where you are in the world, this episode is filled with advice surrounding isolation and creating boundaries between work and life (even when it sometimes feels like there is no clear distinction between the two).
October 21st
EPISODE 1: Racing into a New World of Work
When it comes to work, we’ve had to move at breakneck speed to figure out a whole new way of working. Hear from the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing team on how they have adapted and are working differently while remote.
June 29th
EPISODE 7: The Future Of Remote Work
Let’s be honest: coping and adapting to the sudden shift to remote work has been a big challenge. But one thing is for sure, remote work is here to stay. People are now dividing their time between office and home, or going fully remote. Where do we go from here? In this episode, three experts will guide you into the future of work.
June 17th
EPISODE 5: The 49ers Gain A Home-Field Advantage
The NFL season is just around the corner and like all of us, the San Francisco 49ers have been working remotely and finding ways to prepare both on and off the field. Hear from ace defensive lineman Arik Armstead and Hannah Gordon, Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel on how they’ve embraced this remote world, and how it’s nothing like they have ever experienced in the football.
June 10th
EPISODE 4: Connected Learning
From sounding out the alphabet to finishing college, from education evangelists to systems specialists, learn all about the world of remote learning. Experts weigh in on where we go from here to support successful remote and online learning at all levels of education.
June 3rd
EPISODE 3: Illinois Goes Big And Goes Home
Imagine it's your job is to oversee everything to do with technology in your workplace. One day, a call comes in that changes your life: your entire organization - thousands of employees - will be working from home. ASAP. Here is how the State of Illinois managed to transition their workforce to fully remote in a matter of days.
May 27th
EPISODE 2: Keeping Your Team In Tune
An orchestra can be seen as the ultimate team. Every member is integral to the whole; every individual must be in tune with the larger group. When the pandemic hit, many of us took home our notepads, monitors, and office coffee mug. Orchestras had to learn to work remotely too. Concert halls closed and musicians went home with their violins, flutes, cellos, and bassoons. In the second episode of Remote Works, we'll visit the Colorado Symphony and the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra to explore how technology has enabled remote work for even the tightest of teams.
May 20th
EPISODE 1: The Remote Work Frontier
Whether it's an apartment in Shanghai or a cottage in a small English town, people are moving out of the office and into workspaces that are full of pots, pans, pets, kids, spouses and noisy neighbors. In the premiere episode of Remote Works, we visit two home office rookies in China and the UK as they grapple with the shift to remote working. Amanda Carroll, Managing Direct & Principal at architecture and design firm Gensler, talks about how our new remote workplace might change the way we work forever. Arjun Kaicker, head of Insights and Analytics at Zaha Hadid Architects in London, explores the way offices have evolved pre-pandemic and how they will have to change now.
May 18th
TRAILER: Introducing Remote Works
Working at home? You're not alone. Whether you're an orchestra, state government, or NFL football team, every single person, company, and industry has had to rethink how and where they do business. Remote Works looks at the big picture and the small details of working at home. We talk to employees and leaders who are adapting and thriving in this new remote work landscape. Experts explore work-at-home successes and obstacles. The brave new office is now at home. These conversations and stories will help keep you and your team united while you're working remotely.
NEWSLETTER