Since the pandemic began you would have read several articles on how our personal and work lives have changed and adapted as we’ve moved online. Instead of face-to-face interaction we have been accustomed to using collaboration tools such as Zoom, Slack and WebEx.
27-Aug-2021 14:00:00 / by Isabella Baker posted in Fnality, people, inclusion, Ways of Working, working remotely, work from home, culture, Fnamily, lockdown, Colleagues
15-Jan-2021 10:00:00 / by Arion Hashani posted in Insider, Fnality, Views, people, Remote First, work from home, balance, pandemic
At the beginning of 2020 a fully remote job was a dream for many people… In 2021 it is a reality – but working from home brings a new set of challenges alongside any benefit.
04-Dec-2020 15:23:47 / by Jake Hartley posted in Insider, Fnality, Views, people, Remote First, work from home
The sudden and ubiquitous shift to remote working has been called ‘the largest behaviour-change experiment in the history of humanity’, and it has been interesting to observe the ways in which friends and colleagues at Fnality have managed the challenges of these changes while discovering and embracing the opportunities that they present.
13-Nov-2020 12:46:33 / by Giulia Secco posted in Views, people, Remote First, Ways of Working, agile, working remotely, work from home
Remote working has always been available to all Fnality’s employees, nevertheless, going to the office every day was still the “norm”.
Covid-19 has caught us all unprepared, but we’ve quickly learnt to stretch the boundaries of remote collaboration through our new Remote First ways of working.
Overall, we have discovered that we are still able to perform & deliver – actually we have performed better than ever! The Fnality community that we had built, was still able to flourish despite the distance and this led us to feel more committed & close to each other. We’ve turned our daily interactions into virtual coffees, buddy catch-ups, end-of-the-week quizzes & games, mental health and...