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Hosted by Barbara Best · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 22 episodes
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Hi, I'm Barbara Best, and this is Humans Working Remotely, a new podcast series in which we discuss the new normal of working remotely and how to manage it all effectively and efficiently using proven strategies, solutions and valuable insights.Through expert insight and meaningful conversations with business professionals, we’ll talk about common challenges and proven strategies that will provide you with more time to focus on your organization’s mission, relationship building and other high-value growth activities.
Barbara Best hosts Humans Working Remotely, a business show with 22 episodes published.
The work landscape has undergone significant transformations in recent years, with trends like remote work, automation, and the gig economy reshaping how organizations operate. As non-profits and associations navigate th
Thriving Through Challenges: A Non-Profit's Guide to Embracing ROWE I’m Barbara Best and this is Humans Working Remotely. Across every sector, the workplace is evolving. Remote teams, automation, and the gig economy are
Across every sector, the workplace is evolving. Remote teams, automation, and the gig economy are changing how organizations operate and how people expect to work. In this episode, we’ll explore how organizations can res
Across every sector, the workplace is evolving. Remote teams, automation, and the gig economy are changing how organizations operate and how people expect to work. For non-profits and associations, these shifts can creat
Did you know being highly productive is not an innate talent. It's simply a matter of organizing your life so that you can efficiently get things done at the right time based on how you process information. Everyone's di
We can all admit that working on nights or weekends has happened on occasion. But remember that all work and no play will make you cranky from day to day. If you're feeling like your work is creeping into your personal t
Did you know that there are three basic types of learning styles? The three most common are visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. To learn, we depend on our senses to process the information around us. Keep these ideas in m
Did you know you can get a jump on your day by not checking your emails first thing in the morning? It's true. We all do it, we get into our inbox first thing and respond, respond, respond. Next thing you know it's lunch
Remember cramming for that exam in university, or pushing yourself in order to meet a deadline at work, only to feel mentally exhausted the next day? Today's podcast looks at why that is and offers a few tips and strateg
How humans work around the world has been turned upside down this year, with a dramatic and sudden shift to remote work. Some of us have grown to love it; some of us have grown to dislike it immensely. Today's podcast of
This week's guest podcast provides a real life example of how humans have had to learn and evolve in order to serve their community in these unprecedented times.
This podcast episode is a follow on to a previous episode about communication skills and the art of speaking. Did you know that people with strong emotional intelligence are most likely to be strong, effective business l
Have you ever wondered why many of our best-laid plans fail? You may have heard the quote, “Poor planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on mine”. My podcast this week looks at why our plans end up being d
Our topic today is how remote support and growing teams happens in the context of a non-profit. My guest today is Monica Chohan, the co-Executive Director of Organizational Development at Dandelion Dance in Ottawa.
Humans are hard wired to interact face to face; it’s part of our DNA. In today’s fast track, virtual society, it’s more important than ever to work on our speaking skills because we’re not face to face perhaps as much as
With the robust technology available today, many businesses, nonprofits, associations and large corporations are being managed successfully using a remote support model. With strategic planning, process systems, effectiv
Do you ever wonder why some people succeed faster than others? Why do some get opportunities and others don't? Why do some get stuck in their careers? Well, it really just comes down to making a lasting impression, but l
In this part two podcast I provide further information on how to get away from the entrepreneurial affliction called “Do It Yourself Disorder. Framing your support needs and thinking them through will result in a clear d
Hey, Barbara Best here and in today’s podcast, my focus is you; I want to talk about you and what you need because you’re important. If you’re new and /or still discovering challenges with working from home, I know what
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Humans Working Remotely is hosted by Barbara Best. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 22 episodes.
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