Becoming a Connected Hybrid Leader
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Claims that productivity isn’t actually down but burnout is rising and that roughly 50% of people want two to three hybrid days drive the recommendations, backed by concrete numbers like inbox checks every six minutes and instant messages once per minute. Practical fixes include personal user manuals, living team agreements, a 13,000‑page handbook used as an operating manual at GitLab, Trello or single dashboards as one source of truth, WordPress P2 replacing internal email, and telepresence robots and VR that teams deploy daily with measurable benefit.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Dev Day Europe 2024
- 3:12Connected hybrid leader
- 10:41Personal productivity in hybrid work
- 15:35User manuals for collaboration
- 18:02Productivity myths debunked
- 23:15Team agreements
- 30:40Information overload solutions
- 36:19Team collaboration challenges
- 41:14Company culture building
- 47:57Gratitude and team morale
- 51:53Flexible workplace takeaways
- 1:00:20Q&A
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