WATCH: Axios' @erica_pandey hosts a conversation on the future of work and science of organizational change, featuring @massmutual CEO Roger Crandall, @CloroxCo SVP Troy Datcher and @drondemand CEO @hillferguson.
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.@massmutual CEO Roger Crandall on working remotely and the desire to get back to the office:
"On the one hand it's easy to reach out to anybody. But you miss that last 10% of communication that's so important that happens in person."
"On the one hand it's easy to reach out to anybody. But you miss that last 10% of communication that's so important that happens in person."
Luke Pototschnik, Managing Director @BCG:
"If you looked at the S&P 500 in the 1960s, the average age age of a company listing there is 60 years. Today it's less than 30...Organizations that are able to challenge themselves from within...can look to transform their business."
"If you looked at the S&P 500 in the 1960s, the average age age of a company listing there is 60 years. Today it's less than 30...Organizations that are able to challenge themselves from within...can look to transform their business."
.@CloroxCo Chief Customer Officer Troy Datcher:
"We manufacture over 450 cleaning items before the pandemic, and today we produce 45...We first and foremost looked at those items that provided disinfecting properties."
"We manufacture over 450 cleaning items before the pandemic, and today we produce 45...We first and foremost looked at those items that provided disinfecting properties."
.@drondemand CEO @hillferguson on the effect of the pandemic on telemedicine:
"It's pulled our industry forward by a number of years...What's happened has been far more than just the coronavirus. The whole industry has changed."
"It's pulled our industry forward by a number of years...What's happened has been far more than just the coronavirus. The whole industry has changed."
@drondemand @hillferguson Ferguson:
"Much more can be treated virtually than was assumed before...There's a general realization that all of the things we used to believe about patient care aren't always true."
"Much more can be treated virtually than was assumed before...There's a general realization that all of the things we used to believe about patient care aren't always true."
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