Tag Archives: Remote Working

The Delusion of Productivity

Posted on January 10, 2022 by julianstodd

I have come to realise that many of the supposed mechanisms of productivity and connection provided to me through technology are, in fact, the opposite. I fear that the suites of tools and features that allow me to work from … Continue reading →

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My New Book: Finding your Campfire – a Remote Working Survival Guide.

Posted on April 20, 2020 by julianstodd

‘Finding your Campfire’ is about our journey out of the office, into the wilderness of remote work. The book is available as an eBook for free. It is arranged in three sections, which explore our individual challenges, the leadership perspective, … Continue reading →

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#WorkingOutLoud on Remote Working Survival Guide: Caring for Each Other

Posted on March 31, 2020 by julianstodd

I am aiming to complete the text of this short Guidebook this week, which will be called ‘Finding your Campfire: the Remote Working Survival Guide’. Today, as part of #WorkingOutLoud, i am sharing a section on ‘Caring for Each Other’. … Continue reading →

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#WorkingOutLoud on the Remote Working Survival Guide

Posted on March 30, 2020 by julianstodd

I am working flat out to write the Guidebook to go alongside the ‘Finding your Campfire’ webinars. Through this week i will be #WorkingOutLoud to share my progress. Today, part of the first chapter, on ‘Packing your Backpack’. Please note … Continue reading →

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Finding your Campfire: Creating your Space

Posted on March 23, 2020 by julianstodd

This is an extract from the work i will be sharing this week as part of the ‘Finding your Campfire’ series of webinars. This is new work, pulled together over the last few days, as a free offering to any … Continue reading →

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Finding Your Campfire: Being Together Apart

Posted on March 20, 2020 by julianstodd

The office is more than just a building: it’s a place where we carry out the rituals, and tell the stories, that hold the social structure of our tribes together. As we move to work remotely, how will we manage … Continue reading →

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Leading the Expedition: Navigating Social Leadership

Posted on March 19, 2020 by julianstodd

Next week i start a series of three linked Webinars for newly remote teams: these will be free, and i will run them for four successive weeks on different timezones. Yesterday i shared the first one, ‘Packing your Backpack’, which … Continue reading →

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Finding Your Campfire – Session One – Packing Your Backpack

Posted on March 18, 2020 by julianstodd

Next week i start a series of 3 linked webinars for newly remote teams. I will repeat these for as long as demand persists, moving each week between different timezones. The three sessions explore three aspects of remote working. Session … Continue reading →

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Finding Your Campfire: Supporting Newly Remote Teams

Posted on March 17, 2020 by julianstodd

I have curated a series of three webinars aimed at newly remote teams, which draw upon my wider work around Social Leadership, Community Building, Storytelling, and Trust. I will offer these on alternating weeks on European and US timezones. I … Continue reading →

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Aspects of the #SocialAge – Part 4 – Boundaries Are Futile

Posted on August 4, 2016 by julianstodd

In the old world there was a clear separation between formal and social aspects of our lives, between leisure and work. Today those boundaries are gone. We exist in a grey space: when networks, communities, influence, reputation, and stories themselves, … Continue reading →

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