Overview
The disruption caused by a once in a lifetime event (COVID 19) has forever altered how we work. As employers are preparing to "reopen" many have decided to offer employees a more flexible work schedule which can include either full-time or part time remote work. Managers may now have teams that are a mix of in-office and remote. Join this webinar to learn how to maintain productivity, equity, inclusion and fairness in a mixed team location (“hybrid”) work environment.
Why should you Attend
Attendees who attend this webinar will be better prepared to face a new work situation they will encounter as employers "return to office" post pandemic. Multiple work processes will be affected by the new variety of locations employees will work. You could be working on a team that comes into the office while some members of your team are fully remote. How do you make it work without "proximity bias" taking over?
Areas Covered in the Session
- Preparing for Return to Office - The Situation
- What’s Different and Why?
- Criteria for Where a Job Should be Located: Who gets to Choose?
- Considerations for Hybrid Teams:
- Potential Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
- Autonomy and Choice
- Communications
- Goal Setting & Accountability
- Team Work Processes
- Technology
- Team Alignment
- Physical and Mental Health
- Preventing Proximity Bias: Methods for Maintaining Equity, Fairness and Inclusion
Who Will Benefit
- Leaders
- Managers
- HR and Mixed Hybrid Work Teams
Speaker Profile
Dr. B. Lynn Wareis an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist and has practiced for over 25 years in the talent management field. She is the CEO of Integral Talent Systems, Inc., a technology enabled global talent management consulting firm headquartered in Silicon Valley. ITS’s mission is to optimize the talent investment to generate better organizational performance.
Dr. Ware has been a consultant to over 180 of the Fortune 1000 Companies. Some of her clients include Amazon, Apple, Genentech, General Motors, Google, KLA-Tencor, LinkedIn, Omnicom Group, Oracle Corporation, Rivian, SC Johnson, Scripps Healthcare and Verizon.
She is frequently quoted on trends in talent management in numerous publications such as the Associated Press, Computer World magazine, Harvard Business Review and the San Francisco Chronicle, and has been featured several times on CNN as a national talent management expert.