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I was in Beirut this time last week (I give a first hand account here – this photo was 30 yards from our Airbnb) and I wasn’t going to send a newsletter this week but here’s a selection of some great links I’ve seen in the last couple of days that I’ve loved reading. DESTINATION…

Just 1% of workers want to return to the old world Cord cutting is coming to the workplace. Over the last few years the satellite/cable TV business has seen a reduction in their penetration as more subscribers started asking themselves ‘why do I pay for all these channels I don’t use?’ In the UK the…

Popular posts you might have missed: The 12 Questions Every Firm Should be Asking, Whiteboarding the New Rules, Office Culture Crumbling Before Our Eyes Like me you may have enjoyed King George trilling “What comes next?” in Hamilton on Disney+ over the summer. As firms head towards the train wrecks of summer breaks this is the question of the…

Sign up for Make Work Better Someone hit me up on LinkedIn a couple of weeks ago for feedback on their (incredible and timely) business idea (I’ll very willingly mention it when it gets closer to launch). Along the way they mentioned the research into The Strength of Weak Ties. The Strength of Weak Ties…

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Also: the Self/Other overlap and hot reads of the week Share Make Work Better Taking stock of three months of WFH What do we make of the changes to work? Looking at the data it’s hard to see us going back. Some research out this week gives us some pointers. According to the survey conducted by…

I did a talk with Cass Business School last week. The format was fast and focussed – a quick 25 minute hit on what work is going to look like in the near future.