10 min
Don't @me: shrinking the workplace social network World Changers: Exploring the future of work
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Don’t @me
World Changers: Exploring the future of work
Episode description:
The digital working revolution has excited and inspired a generation of workers, who demand the benefits of remote working with digital connection. It’s a way of working that isn’t just feasible, it’s desirable too. But now that many of us are connected with everyone, everywhere, all the time, that sense of community is shifting.
There’s no denying that digital platforms have changed the way we communicate, collaborate and create community. Once, platforms like Facebook satiated a social need, but now, we’re in an age of curation, purging our platforms and keeping our circles small.
So in this episode, we asked senior members of the scarlettabbott team to share their tips for dealing with the daily deluge of notifications, especially when there are too many to count.
Also, host Elle Bradley-Cox sits down with head of digital Tony Stewart for his take on the shrinking workplace network and the changing ways people and businesses are connecting online.
Cut to the chase
Senior leaders at scarlettabbott share how they prioritise those pesky notifications – 01:34
Some socials statistics from the comms community – 05:18
Our head of digital Tony Stewart on the shifting attitudes to digital platforms – 05:39
Digital revolution and the P-word – 14:10
What businesses can learn from the gaming community – 17:26.
Want more?
Want to get involved in the conversation? Chat to us over on Twitter @scarlettabbott or drop us an email at hello@scarlettabbott.co.uk
Join us for this month’s webinar with our expert voices
Read the World Changers article Don't @me.
World Changers is a podcast by employee engagement consultancy scarlettabbott. Find out more at scarlettabbott.co.uk. Find out more at scarlettabbott.co.uk.
Don’t @me
World Changers: Exploring the future of work
Episode description:
The digital working revolution has excited and inspired a generation of workers, who demand the benefits of remote working with digital connection. It’s a way of working that isn’t just feasible, it’s desirable too. But now that many of us are connected with everyone, everywhere, all the time, that sense of community is shifting.
There’s no denying that digital platforms have changed the way we communicate, collaborate and create community. Once, platforms like Facebook satiated a social need, but now, we’re in an age of curation, purging our platforms and keeping our circles small.
So in this episode, we asked senior members of the scarlettabbott team to share their tips for dealing with the daily deluge of notifications, especially when there are too many to count.
Also, host Elle Bradley-Cox sits down with head of digital Tony Stewart for his take on the shrinking workplace network and the changing ways people and businesses are connecting online.
Cut to the chase
Senior leaders at scarlettabbott share how they prioritise those pesky notifications – 01:34
Some socials statistics from the comms community – 05:18
Our head of digital Tony Stewart on the shifting attitudes to digital platforms – 05:39
Digital revolution and the P-word – 14:10
What businesses can learn from the gaming community – 17:26.
Want more?
Want to get involved in the conversation? Chat to us over on Twitter @scarlettabbott or drop us an email at hello@scarlettabbott.co.uk
Join us for this month’s webinar with our expert voices
Read the World Changers article Don't @me.
World Changers is a podcast by employee engagement consultancy scarlettabbott. Find out more at scarlettabbott.co.uk. Find out more at scarlettabbott.co.uk.
10 min