PHIL SIMON
An interesting chat with an Aussie who automates and improves processes for a living.
Posts Tagged as: WFH
Posts Tagged as: WFH
Episode 70: Geeking Out in Notion With Jennie Blake
I think that I’ve found my sister from another mother. Is that a thing?
Announcing My 13th Book
Low-Code/No-Code: Citizen Developers and the Surprising Future of Business Applications drops in early December.
Episode 69: Next-Level Slack With Christine McHone
What does it mean to be Slack capability leader?
Episode 68: Covering the Workplace With Lizzy Lawrence
The Protocol journalist joins me to talk about her fascinating beat.
Episode 67: Building a Second Brain With Tiago Forte
The author joins me to talk about a host of interesting subjects.
Why Office Mandates—Even From Petulant Billionaires—Won’t Fly
Thoughts on Tesla, Twilio, and proximity bias.
Publication of Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
Number 12 is now out. Boom.
Episode 66: Project Leadership With Anh Dao Pham
The author joins me to talk about Agile methods, whether PMs are necessities, and how to personalize projects.
Episode 65: Audio Excerpt From Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
Listen to a few chapters from my new book.
Episode 64: Team-Level Agreements and How the Future Works With Brian Elliott
Brian’s back to talk about his new book How the Future Works: Leading Flexible Teams To Do The Best Work of Their Lives.
Book Trailer for Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
It’s not a TikTok video, but here’s a quick twerk-free video explaining my new book.
Excerpt From Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
Here’s a sneak peak from book #12.
Win a Copy of Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
I’m only asking for an honest review and a little love on social media.
Episode 63: Managing Multiple Projects With Elizabeth Harrin
A chat about sushi and spaghetti—among other things.
Announcing My 12th Book
We never managed projects all that well when we worked in the same place at the same time. Remote and hybrid workplaces make things even more challenging. Fortunately, we can take steps to improve our batting averages.