Focus Question: What disruptions are you facing in your work? Description 2020 is likely to be remembered in the history books as the year of disruption. While the year may have started out with a strong focus on what would be possible in the new decade, the global pandemic influenced professionals and businesses alike. As it relates to the global workforce, approximately 3 Billion professionals were working from home at one stage of the pandemic. This global experience of the reaction to a massive disruption that most in our generation have not experienced, can lay clues for how we approach change, disruption and innovation. What were your key learnings around this? In navigating disruption and change some of the lessons learned from this recent pandemic has been:
This Fast Company article, Navigating Disruption: A Roadmap for Leaders, by Grant Thornton, highlights seven areas you will want to explore: #1 - Watch for early indicators #2 - Adopt a broad view #3 - Take inventory #4 - Build bridges not silos #5 - Become more diverse #6 - Be curious #7 - Know Thyself Activity Identify the disruptions you are facing in your work right now. What are you doing around the seven areas Thornton highlights? Also consider these questions:
For more on this topic check out the Teams365 blog and posts on Navigating Disruption and leading teams through uncertainty. You will find it here. Jennifer Britton
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AuthorThe Remote Pathways blog follows many of the themes we explore in the Remote Pathways Podcast. This year (2020) we're proud to bring you a 52 week-series for you to follow along throughout the year. Posts are penned by co-host Jennifer Britton, an avid award-winning blogger for many years. Jennifer is the author of five books. Visit her author page on Amazon. Archives
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