This is such an interesting topic, Tineke. I read some research about it from the States a year or so ago - I've been trying to find the reference, but failed so far. Anyway, the social connections part seems critical yet it's also the part we are losing with more remote work. A good reason to build virtual networks as well as face-to-face connections?
I think that’s such an important point, Lisa. Remote working is great, but can also quite easily become quite transactional. So how do you build those informal relationships?
This is such an interesting topic, Tineke. I read some research about it from the States a year or so ago - I've been trying to find the reference, but failed so far. Anyway, the social connections part seems critical yet it's also the part we are losing with more remote work. A good reason to build virtual networks as well as face-to-face connections?
I think that’s such an important point, Lisa. Remote working is great, but can also quite easily become quite transactional. So how do you build those informal relationships?
Exactly! More to ponder. How to meld the two worlds maybe?