​In this episode of Remote Pathways we explore the foundational elements of trust and connection in the remote work space.

The Remote Pathways podcast is co-hosted by Jennifer Britton and Michelle Mullins. It is based on the writing of Jennifer Britton, author of Remote Pathways.
In this episode, we discuss:

• Encourage an environment where people are able to raise issues of concern in a way that they feel safe, heard and recognized
• Walk the talk
• Provide an opportunity for people to get to know each other
• Follow through

This week's download
Trust Self Assessment

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Each week has a different focus, including Collaboration, Strengths and many of the other topics we touch on.

This week's question
What are you doing to build trust in your remote world? What is hindering trust?

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​In this episode of Remote Pathways explore six areas to        consider as you make the quick shift into working in a remote, virtual or distributed work space. Whether it's economic, health, political or environmental pressures, many organizations large and small are turning to remote work - even if they didn't think they might six months ago.

The Remote Pathways podcast is co-hosted by Jennifer Britton and Michelle Mullins. It is based on the writing of Jennifer Britton, author of Remote Pathways.

In this episode, we discuss the following tips that can help you get up to speed quickly if you need to go remote:

• Focus on the end result
• Be clear and concise
• Make things explicit and clarify expectations
• Set yourself up for remote work success
• Find a routine that words for you
• Stay connected

This week's download
Getting Up to Speed Quickly

This week's question
What helped you transition into remote work quickly?

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Additional resources
This week Jennifer shares definitions from her 2019 PlanDoTrack Workbook and Planner for Virtual and Remote Professionals.

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. March 18, 2020
 
Jennifer Britton and Michelle Mullins. In this episode of Remote Pathways we explore the differences between working REMOTE, working virtually and mobile work.

The Remote Pathways podcast is co-hosted by Jennifer Britton and Michelle Mullins. It is based on the writing of Jennifer Britton, author of Remote Pathways.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• What is the difference between remote, virtual and mobile work
• Definitions for remote, virtual and remote work
• How the language of remote work has been changing, as well as the context (and size of our connection devices)
• How today's business context characterized by complexity requiring the need of greater collaboration across traditional silos and different disciplines

This week's download
Remote Whitepaper

This week's question
What silos do you cross every day in your work?

Additional resources
This week Jennifer shares definitions from her 2019 PlanDoTrack Workbook and Planner for Virtual and Remote Professionals.

Join the conversation on the Remote Pathways facebook page (see below)

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Thanks for joining us. Please share this with others who work remote and are interested in all things remove, virtual, and mobile!