‘Bring a Social Element’: Leading Inclusively in a Remote World

Cast your mind back to late 2020. Though the sneak peek into colleague’s lives via Zoom was novel and enjoyable, we were still adjusting to working from home. 

People living alone may have grappled with feelings of loneliness. Parents of school-aged children contended with the juggle of work, home-schooling and running a household. By that time, we had already realised that flexibility wasn’t enough.