Robin is interested in the crossroads of technology and culture.
An asynchronous-first work approach aims to challenge the age-old assumption that work only happens between people communicating at the same fixed point in time. As you'll see in this article, the benefits of working asynchronously extend far beyond improved decision-making.
Robin Nichols
Content Lead US, 360Learning
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