When offices closed this spring, teams grabbed whatever worked. Zoom for meetings, Microsoft Teams for chat, Slack for another group’s chat, email for everything else, and a different board for each project. It was the right call at the time.…
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Several months into remote work, many leaders miss something they never noticed they had: a feel for how projects were going. They used to see who was in early, who looked worried, and who was huddled around a whiteboard. Without…
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A few weeks ago, most of your team worked in the same building. Now they’re at kitchen tables, spare bedrooms, and the occasional ironing board, and you’re still expected to deliver. If you lead projects, you didn’t get a chance…
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