Remote Leadership Tip #17: Accept that the leadership style, approach and process that was optimal for you when everyone was in-office MUST evolve in some ways to be optimal in a remote work environment. Other than using new technology, how has your leadership style evolved? If you cannot quickly pinpoint specific changes you've made, you probably have some work to do. Join me for a free webinar titled "Remote Leadership is NOT an Oxymoron." Register here: https://lnkd.in/gGinWPy7
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