"I'm not sure how we will survive this return to the office" - one of my favourites quotes from my research on industrialisation - https://t.co/EmRTnYF91l
Although I fear that commercial interests such as the ones indirectly expressed in this article could result in org's going back to their old ways of working.
https://t.co/jGSnZORqMW
Today marks a year of #workingfromhome. I've learnt that there value in both working environments therefore would like to see org's offer a hybrid model. #WFH whenever practical with trips into the office to work collaboratively on the innovative stuff & maintain relationships.
@MichaelCade1 Honest answer... building new things is more fun.
In facr whenever I broach the subject of security, I often find myself apologising to colleagues for doing so.
@mcraddock One of the benefits is it could provide bidders with an honest view of as to why you're looking for a new solution/service provider.
Oh you're currently with/using xxxxxxxx.... okay I can now see why you need our help ๐
@dominiccampbell The future is a hybrid model. What this shows is that personal circumstances & preferences vary but ultimately there are 3 groups.
Those that:
Can & want to WFH
Unable or prefer not to WFH
Would benefif from a bit of both
Will be tricky to manage but one that tech can solve.
@mcraddock This no shouldn't really be necessary because data sharing and interoperability is in every government departments interest but I guess there is no harm in banging a few heads together.
@RevolutApp Received this text today. It's obviously a scam so have not responded to it but thought you guys should be aware of it in case your other customers receive it.