Working From Home
One of our super Conference Producers shared insight into the initial few weeks of #WFH and how their company, manager and team adapted to a working routine which suuited them all. I love the positive about getting to know colleagues better, specifically around hobbies & interests – I am sure it will really benefit the working culture now & moving forward.
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