Interview: Rowena Hennigan
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Main fear is a trust deficit — companies worry workers won’t be productive if not visible — and the proposed fix is replacing time-based oversight with performance metrics that quantify output. Evidence cited includes case studies of firms that measure deliverables rather than desk hours, and policy movement in countries like the US and Ireland where councils and laws are encouraging remote work. Argument: metrics plus examples overcome cultural resistance.
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