Some people that are hiring us won’t like to read what I’m writing about today… Even though it should be in their best interest.

I’ve been working with many managers that gave up their values, their real opinions and by that themselves at a certain point when they have the feeling that they aren’t heard or not in the position to shape the company's future any more. They basically give up and stop taking responsibility.

In some cases I understand that they don’t believe in changing the organization anymore. Unfortunately, many aren’t willing to take the next necessary step by quitting and moving on - they rather stay and hope for something to happen or start blaming (and whining).
I think that many feel like giving up by quitting. They are afraid of what comes next - clinging to the past instead of welcoming the future. (No good trait for a modern lead in an always changing world).
This is a real problem for individuals and the whole organization. Since some managers don’t listen to ...

The homo sapiens is about 300.000 years old - the commercial internet about 30 years - about 20 years ago some companies were already working in a hybrid setup (for example my former employer IBM) and since covid we have the technological infrastructure to work remotely in most of the white collar jobs in theory. Even before the age of the homo sapiens there was collaboration and we were in touch with one another working together on “projects” at the same geological location. 

We are right now in the middle of a change of how collaboration is working and will work in the future and we will need to adapt on every level and in every role and play our parts if we want to make remote work work. Leaving old habits and beliefs behind opening up for the challenges that remote work brings us.

Fortunately it’s already proven that there are surroundings where remote work already had its breakthroughs. For many companies the sales process changed completely in the last couple of years - with succ...