Adaptability and development front of mind as firms look forward to hybrid working
Boardrooms will need to remain adaptable as firms move to new working models in the wake of lockdown restrictions lifting, according to panellists at the Post LIVE annual conference.
Speaking during a discussion held on the first morning of the three-day event, senior industry figures stressed that while people are returning to offices, they are not returning to the old way of
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