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An inclusive strategy

by Matt Casey
Indian Management April 2021

Summary: A lot of leaders have learned that it is possible to achieve much more remotely than they might have previously imagined, but at the same time very few are ready to ditch the office entirely. The general consensus seems to be that work will become a hybrid of remote and office work, and of course this is going to bring a number of new challenges with it.

Matt Casey is a management expert and co-founder, DoThings.io. He is author, The Management Delusion: What If We're Doing it All Wrong.

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