Benefits Think Hybrid workforces have forced a leadership evolution

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During and immediately after the COVID-19 pandemic, hybrid and remote work weren’t strategic — they were a means of survival in an uncertain time. Also, they were required of everyone. Once work-from-home setups were no longer strictly necessary, we saw a tension develop between those advocating for a return to the office and those championing a hybrid/remote workforce. 

Organizations that continue to operate with a hybrid workforce have likely seen challenges maintaining cultures and governance “like we used to,” however, chances are they’ve also experienced valuable opportunities for growth and innovation

Sam Mitchell
CEO and Partner at Sentinel Group

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