Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work

The Work from Anywhere Revolution is not merely about WHERE you and your colleagues work. It's also not just about WHEN they work, either. It goes further than this to require a shift to an outputs-based workplace, where you don’t measure 'hours worked' at all.  To get the real benefits of a work environment that measures deliverables rather than inputs, you need really healthy and well-functioning teams in place. There are five essential pillars on which you should build these teams, and develop

Prof Jim Dator's Second Law of Futures says that any useful idea about the future must appear ridiculous. In this episode we investigate the power of ridiculous ideas to help you and your team innovate, and why we don't use this powerful technique more in our organisations.

Leaders need to rethink the issue of control.  The Future of Work podcast will include audio versions of webinars with leading experts on key issues to provide insights into the future and resources to make it a reality today. This episode is a conversation between Graeme and leadership expert, Keith Coats, on the issue of adaptive leadership and why leaders need to rethink control.

Different industries were impacted in vastly different ways by Covid and Lockdowns in 2020. Whether an industry was devastated, or whether it had the best year ever (there are more of these than you imagine), there are four things that all of the most successful companies in each industry did. These four things will set you up for success in 2021, as we all continue to face disruption and learn lessons from what clever companies did last year.

The launch episode of the new podcast from Graeme Codrington and the team at TomorrowToday Global. This podcast is about anticipating disruptive change and preparing for it today, learning lessons from organisations that are doing it best. This podcast is for leaders and their teams, for organisations and individuals, and anyone who wants to be ready for the rest of the 2020s.