The evolution of hybrid work: Putting leaders and managers at the heart of hybrid success

Publisher: Hemsley Fraser

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The evolution of hybrid work: Putting leaders and managers at the heart of hybrid success

Unsurprisingly, leaders and managers who at the center of this evolving hybrid work landscape. Not only will they have to deliver and manage the above but they will also have to focus on their own capabilities and wellbeing as new hybrid-underwritten challenges arise. It will force them to reimagine how they manage their own time and energy, how they practice empathy and emotional intelligence, and how they communicate, even during moments of ongoing change.

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