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Make Work Better

Bruce Daisley

Re-engineering workplace culture for the hybrid age. The latest news and analysis on what comes next for work.

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There was a really intriguing social media post this week that use Google search data to suggest that people were feeling more disconnected than ever before. Using Google Trend data it showed how more searchers were looking to bring more fr...

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