Interview
Ahead of the curve
While some industries treat change with scepticism and unease, there are a rare few with change ingrained in their DNA. We met with the FIA’s head of F1 to discuss his approach to change.
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Interview
A brain as good as ours
The automotive industry has considerably changed over the past few years, but what about the long-awaited driverless car? Professor Neville Stanton gives his opinion.
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Opinion
Let’s talk about change
It’s time to talk about a tough subject, change. Few like it, but it’s inevitable. It surrounds us. It’s everywhere you look. And right now, work is changing fast.
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Interview
The Hybrid Future
Hybrid working has revolutionised our perceptions of where and how we work. We joined MIT Center for Real Estate to discuss hybrid working and how if you don’t embrace it, you risk being left behind.
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Interview
Finding your tribe
We met with Neil Gibb to discuss how he remains optimistic in a turbulent world, and why he believes hybrid working to be an incredible opportunity for humanity.
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Interview
The city cycle
Attitudes regarding how employees have shifted over the past few years, especially due to the pandemic. But are organisations understanding the shift? How are cities responding? British brand, Brompton Bicycle are one step ahead.
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Interview
A new blank sheet
Hans Meyer, the hotelier who initially created the citizenM concept and is now building his new venture, Zoku. How did he turn change into opportunity and innovation?
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Interview
Nowhere or nowhere?
The pandemic has transformed work and presents an opportunity for its re-evaluation, says Julia Hobsbawm. By understanding the purpose behind work, exciting possibilities for the future can be created.
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Expert insight
Inevitability of change
Hybrid working has dominated work and place since the pandemic, but the new normal may not be so new. What has Leesman learned over the past decade about hybrid working from over one million employees.
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Interview
On shifting ice
Jonathan Ager, Programme Director of the British Antarctic Survey explains how to juggle forward planning with adaptability, taking inspiration from his current project.
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Interview
Question everything
Track cyclist Dan Bigham reverse-engineered a strategy to beat national teams to gold. How can this be applied to organisational strategies?
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Interview
Improvising: the future of work
Can improvisation techniques help the world of workplace? Comedian Neil Mullarkey explains how it can help us become better hybrid workers.
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Trending
Let the battle commence
It’s time to address the failings in the home vs office debate. It would be better to look inwards at what’s on offer.
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Expert insight
Change catalysts
Kurt Lewin’s change model helped to explain the need for change at the onset of the pandemic. Finding your ‘why’ will be harder now.
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Interview
Reaching the limit
How the workforce is battling with chronic stress and burnout – and what we can do about it.
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Opinion
Fine line
You are being told that your organisation is facing a series of binary workplace options. This is wrong and misleading. In fact, the future of workplace has more opportunities available to it than ever before.
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Expert insight
Alf Rehn
Why are creativity and innovation comparable to muddling long-term relationships and bad farmers? Here, a professor of innovation explains what we get wrong about these concepts – and how we can get it right.
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Long read
The doughnut effect
Two Stanford economists have observed a ‘hollowing out’ of city centres across the United States, in favour of suburbia. Their findings help explain how COVID-19 can fundamentally reshape real estate.
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Expert insight
The open plan witch hunt
Despite everything we’ve learned about both home working and office-based experiences, the campaign against open plan environments is still in full swing.
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