Show Notes
David recommends regular in-person company-wide gatherings for remote workers as an opportunity for creative agencies to help build their organization's culture in our post-pandemic economy where online video meetings continue to fill our calendars and working from home is the new norm.
LINKS "Investing in Ee Retreats at Remote Firms" by David C. Baker for punctuation.com
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