“We’re focused on collaboration-first, there is no remote-first or office-first”
-Sinead Daly, Director, Culture & Experience for @BeameryHQ
“During the pandemic we had several team members move out of the city so it was important for us to become a remote-first company to keep our talent”
-Susie Carr, Ops Manager @korukids
“Post COVID we’ll have an office, though much smaller, for people to hot desk and collaborate when they need to.”
-Susie Carr, Ops Manager @korukids
“We’ll have an office post pandemic and it will be our team members home away from home.”
-Stephanie Frame, @bumble
“Spaces need to be flexible because our team is growing and team preferences change over time.”
-@d_sineadd, Director, Culture & Experience @BeameryHQ
P.S. I know a place with good coffee Sinead ☕️ 😎
“We’ve expanded our talent pool during the pandemic by not being office centric and are recruiting people outside of London.”
-Fiona Wallis, Business Ops Mgr, @OddboxLDN
“We give our employees who #WFH an allowance to create a comfortable working environment.”
-Fiona Wallis, Business Ops Mgr, @OddboxLDN
Can you imagine if we, as a society, made all our decisions based on saving jobs?
What if we just accepted the status quo?
Progress would be so slow 😱
Would society be better or worse today?
Let’s chat about this...
The Web has barely been around for 30 years. Most people on earth did not have access to it even a decade ago.
➡️2001
Most people had a landline
Long-distance calls were considered a luxury.
The number of fixed phone lines on earth was less than 15% of the current number of mobile phones.
Less than 2% of retail sales were conducted online.