We cannot continue like this in good conscience

We seriously cannot continue doing this. Cars and vans accounted for 48% of global transport carbon emissions in 2022. This made this sub-sector the most emissions-laden mode of transport worldwide....

Remote work as climate change mitigation

Remote work as climate change mitigation

If you have been following me for any amount of time you will know that I have repeatedly spoken about the impact remote working can have on emissions. (For example see these comments in...

Decoupling from fossil fuels: The daily commute

Decoupling from fossil fuels: The daily commute

The pandemic has taught us that daily commutes for millions of office bound workers is completely unnecessary. We have also seen what less traffic has done to the air quality in cities around the...

One of the secrets of successful remote teams

One of the secrets of successful remote teams

One of the big mistakes some leadership teams make when considering allowing work-from-anywhere is thinking that this way of working means you never see your team in-person. This in fact is the very...

So is in-person working better?

So is in-person working better?

Traditional in-person leadership teams consistently say in-person working is more effective. To which my comment is always “so how do you explain how the very successful office-less teams function?”...

Data points to massive savings from remote work

Data points to massive savings from remote work

The State of California has what they call a Statewide telework dashboard The dashboard allows them to track the impact of remote working on all 15,004 staff, of which 11,613 are eligible to work...

Us (in the room) vs Them (on the screen)

Us (in the room) vs Them (on the screen)

If you ask the people on screen how they feel about this meeting you will almost to the man/woman hear that they feel separate from those in the room. It is extremely difficult to feel part of those...

Don’t blame remote work

Don’t blame remote work

Dear executives… Please don’t blame remote working when hybrid workplaces fail, which they very likely will. Blame the hybrid model because THAT is where the problem lies. Remember, of the three...