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This first full week where all workers where I am are encouraged to get back into the office is an eerie place. Rush-hour transport volume visibly no different to the weeks prior. News sites keen to show photos of sparsely driven trunk roads, train carriages where those on board each

There's not often much Sales insight to be had from a movie promotion interview. You might get the occasional glimpse into how media training refines a plot into an enticing 30sec pitch soundbite. But that's about it. Yet late-21 served up a delicious metric from pioneering

Where I am currently, WFH government guidance now ends. I hear from companies caught in limbo about how to make their way back into the office. Underlying tension percolating from the who and the when. I remain more than mildly irked by this. In my very first solution sales role,