The world of work has significantly shifted. Now more than ever, teams are not just ethnically and generationally diverse, but geographically as well. So how do you manage ‘culture’ when traditional headquarters cease to exist? It’s a simple change in perspective.
Embracing remote work positions can lead to increased productivity and creativity, as individuals bring unique perspectives and experiences to the table. The collaborative nature of remote work fosters a more dynamic and adaptable marketing environment, sparking innovative ideas that resonate with diverse audiences. The traditional boundaries of physical offices no longer confine the potential of marketing teams. And this allows growing brands to access an even larger talent pool that’s not limited by length of commute.
By leveraging the benefits of remote work, marketing teams can embrace a new era of flexibility and efficiency. Teams have gone from in-house to at-home, and that’s okay.
We’ve had clients be very successful in growing morale across teams by leveraging off-site collaborative events and fundamentally changing the way tasks and priorities are communicated and executed cross-functionally.
It’s every founder’s job to lead the charge and create micro-environments where teamwork is fostered and upholds not just the values of the business but reinforces the value of each and every person contributing daily to the vision for the brand.