Episode 4 - Working Remotely v Distance Working in the Insolvency Industry
Insolvency: Dodging BulletsShow Notes
In this episode of Dodging Bullets, Stephen Hunt and Frank Turnbull engage in a comprehensive discussion with Eric Baijal from BBM Solicitors about the evolution of remote working, particularly in the Insolvency and legal sector. They explore the contrasting experiences of firms that have adopted fully remote models versus those that maintain physical offices. The conversation delves into the implications of remote work on recruitment, particularly for trainees, and the broader societal and economic impacts of shifting work environments. The episode concludes with reflections on the future of work and the importance of flexibility in adapting to new norms.
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