Working remotely becomes second nature when you do it all the time. But if you need to suddenly transition to remote work, you won't necessarily have effective systems in place. I consistently get emails from folks looking for advice on how to make remote work actually work. While we've written...

We asked six creative leaders how they set the scene for creative exchanges and productive collaboration in the age of remote work and distributed teams. 

Historically, we've gained nuance and perspective into our coworkers and clients' thoughts, feelings, and actions through working with them shoulder-to-shoulder in specially-designed studios, conference rooms, and even the occasional makeshift office corner. And when we've had design thinking workshops, we see these intangible connections become amplified.