Flexible working | Meta, Dropbox and Twitter are doing it: Should you hire a 'Head of Remote Work'?

In this myGrapevine+ exclusive feature, we explore the emerging, shapeshifting role of the ‘Head of Remote’ and all its guises, the companies that are hiring for it and whether other organisations should consider doing so too.
Wed, 05 Jan 2022|By | 6 mins read
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Meta, Dropbox and Twitter are doing it: Should you hire a 'Head of Remote Work'?

In this myGrapevine+ piece, we explore the rising popularity of remote-work specific job titles. It includes:

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