The debate on remote working has been going on for many years. Some love it, some loath it, and many others just don’t understand it.
As someone who has worked in and managed remote teams for over 15 years I am in the ‘love it’ camp. There are huge benefits for both the individual and business – but on the flip side there are a few key issues that need to be recognised if remote working is to ‘Work’…..
This talk explores why you should consider having a remote team - and how you can lead this team to success.
Views: 803 | Enquiries: 0Hi. I’m Jaclyn - a coach and trainer living in the North East of England.
When thinking about what to say about myself I’ve decided not to state the obvious - yes, I’ve years of experience in coaching (in-fact more years than I care to admit to!!); and yes I’m very experience in both delivering training and managing training team. But surely those things should be a ‘given’, things that ever coach and trainer should be.
But whats really important for you to know about me is that I truly love what I do. One of the things I love most is the variety - every client or organisation is different. Every team has its own unique things to offer.
When working with businesses I have 2 main passions - although both are strongly linked. My first passion is building a strong people focused culture - a culture where coaching and development is the norm. The second is working with remote teams - something that is becoming increasingly important in the current climate! You will often hear me say “look after your people and your people will look after your business”.
One of the great things about my role is that it gives me the flexibility to follow some of my other interests - speaking being one of them!
But there are others.... The growth of mental health problems amongst our young people is a great concern to me - so whenever I am able to I get involved in projects to support this. Looking at ways to look after our general wellbeing is another.
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, is spending time with my family. I live with my gorgeous teenage daughter and two mad dogs, so life is hectic. When I’m not at the beach with the dogs I can usually be found chauffeuring my daughter around. And, whilst I only have one child, there always seems to be other teenagers around the house, which I love. I’m working on training them all to be a bit tidier - but thats a whole other story!!
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