Want to reopen your office in a way that works for everyone?
Make these four culture decisions first.
Our “deconstructed” virtual workshop takes your leadership team through the four key culture decisions that address the deep, structural changes the world of work has experienced since the pandemic.
There is no perfect “hybrid office” plan.
You’re going to need an ongoing, adaptive strategy. So stop trying to schedule who’s coming in on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and start crafting a real return-to-work strategy that works for a variably remote workforce. The strategy must be rooted in culture, guided by a new set of principles for how you use technology, and implemented through quarterly priorities and continuous learning.
Step 1: Make the Culture Decisions.
The pandemic didn’t just make us work from home for a while—it changed the world of work permanently. As we explain in our recent ebook, these changes have been afoot for some time, but they just got a huge push forward, so now you don’t have a choice: you must decide how your culture addresses these issues.
How does the workshop work?
We start by convening key stakeholders (your management team, a cross-functional selection of staff, or everyone) for a series of focused conversations (via zoom) to work through each of the four culture decisions and the implications for your return to work strategy. This will include some pre-work. Following the last conversation, we’ll write up a summary report with recommendations on how to adapt your return to work strategy to the new culture decisions you just made.
You may additionally want some help digging into the topics of technology planning for the hybrid office and/or refreshing your physical office space design, to align with the culture decisions you have just made. We have partnered with trusted experts in these two areas (Rick Bawcum of Cimatri and Colleen Scott of CCS Project Management) and can jointly facilitate an additional 2-hour workshop to explore the implications for each of these areas in more detail. Each workshop includes its own report with recommendations.
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It’s $4,500 for the culture decision workshop, plus $2,000 per follow up workshop.
Make the culture decisions BEFORE you move onto your technology principles or implementation plan.
Let’s get this one right.