Gary Sloan-Bremner’s Post

Incredible things can happen when we intentionally foster remote working relationships. Take a look at this photo - a group of amazing souls and professionals I worked with 2+ years ago. When I recently messaged two people that I was in Buenos Aires, 5 of them showed up 💫. I might use this photo as an illustration of what can happen when we are intentional in creating meaningful relationships in remote work environments in my future conversations. How intentional do you want to be while crafting your remote work strategy? Cheers to lasting relationships! #remotework #intentionality #buildingrelationships ##businessagility #businessgrowth

Would love to get your thoughts on this one... I'm an advocate for remote work, but I'm not anti-office. I've just built a department over the last 3.5 years where we were 90% wfh and 10% in-office, based on how we spent our days on average. I know a lot of solely in-office advocates in my network. I've spent most of my career in an office. I often hear this side of the argument for the benefit of being in-office: "It's so valuable to learn from each other and listen to other's calls" I agree. But I'm not 100% convinced that the typical office is optimised for this. In my experience, the reality of in-office is this: → Reps can only listen to other ad-hoc calls when they are not busy themselves → Reps often go to private areas to concentrate on calls anyway → When multiple people are calling at the same time, it's often detrimental to the prospect due to background noise → Other departments struggle to concentrate due to the noise of ongoing calls (Product, Marketing, CS, Tech) → Several office cultures are clashing with one another It might just be that the environments I've been exposed to are not truly optimsed for this type of work. But, my gut tells me that this is at least a common problem. Tell me... 💆🏻♂️ Do you feel heard? 🙋🏻♀️ Do you agree? 🤷🏻♂️ Do you disagree? Comment below... #officeculture #remotework #culture #office #techsales

This is just me embracing the remote working vibe. As a virtual assistant focused on inbox management and customer service, I thrive on helping others stay organized and efficient. I love the flexibility and connection that comes with this role. I would like to know your insights on the following: 1. What’s your favorite part about working remotely? 2. What’s one productivity hack that’s changed the way you work? 3. What’s one thing you love about your work setup? Let’s inspire each other, shall we? #RemoteWork #VirtualAssistant #WorkFromHome

In a world where remote work has become the norm, finding ways to visit customers in person has become a true challenge. But let’s be honest, in-person interactions still matter a lot, whether you believe it or not. Back in the day, you could swing by a customer's office, grab a coffee, and build that relationship. Or invite them to your HQ for a tour and a chat – it was a competitive advantage to connect face-to-face. Now, with everyone working remotely, it's a whole new ball game. So, how are you breaking through the virtual walls to meet with your customers in person? #RemoteWork #InPersonMeetings #RelationshipBuilding #SalesTips B2BMarketingPros

Being a salesperson in a remote setting has its benefits: flexible hours, a warm home office, avoiding daily traffic and spending time with my cats. But as an extrovert, I sometimes miss the office's energy, the chats, team lunches, and brainstorming sessions. So, how do extroverts stay connected while WFH? here are a few tips that have worked for me so far: - Schedule virtual coffee breaks and catch-up chats and block time on calendars for informal chats. - Embrace video calls, Turn on your camera for meetings, even quick check-ins. Seeing faces adds a personal touch and fosters a sense of connection. - Consider a co-working space. It could be a great way to change up your scenery, network with other professionals and get a social fix. What are your best tips for staying connected while working remotely? #remotework #sales #extroverts #teamwork #connections #wellbeing #coworking

Why settle for limitations when remote selling offers unlimited possibilities? 🌍 Here’s why remote selling is the future: 1️⃣ Location Independence – Work from anywhere, whether it’s a beachside hammock or your home office. 2️⃣ Flexible Hours – Design a schedule that works for you, not the other way around. 3️⃣ Scalable Income – The sky’s the limit when you leverage the right tools and strategies. 4️⃣ Lower Overheads – Run your business smarter with reduced expenses and higher profitability. Ready to embrace freedom and growth? Let’s build your remote selling system today! 🚀 #RemoteSelling #WorkFromAnywhere #FinancialFreedom #FlexibleWork #ScalableBusiness

Since I started my own business, I've been all about remote work. You don't need an office to be productive and work as a team. In fact, the pandemic confirmed that we can work remotely and still achieve our goals. How about you—are you team office or team remote? #HomeOffice #RemoteWork #Office #Scalto

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