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When Your Director Is 6000 Miles Away
In this Insight I’d like to share an experience I had this week. I had a room full of clients in London but the director was in Cape Town, South Africa.
He’s a very good friend of mine and as we were grading I felt like the clients were taking the grade in a direction that he hadn’t intended.
I was trying to include him in all the discussions and eventually stumbled across a way of him joining in via Skype.
Before you all shout at me and say that I’ve lost my marbles I know this is not a great way of working but I’ll explain all the caveats I had put in place before we started working this way below!
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