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  1. I'm sharing lots of personal stories and my own journey on struggling with #LongCovid and my #ReturnToWork so this #workplaceGeeks #podcast is very dear to my heart.

    It was slightly daunting to do - will I hurt my career by speaking up so clearly? Will I lose friends over clear warnings that #CovidIsNotOver ?
    But in the end my sense of the need for advocacy prevailed.
    Please share the podcast - with friends, family, colleagues, managers, HR people, organizations, CEOs

  2. I've been invited by the wonderful #WorkplaceGeeks #podcast to their reflection section - a regular place at the end of their podcasts to comment and reflect - for a paper by Karina Nielsen and Jo Yarker on the sustainable return to work for workers with #LongCovid

    Must listen everyone!
    audiem.io/podcasts/work-life-a

    #LivingWithLongCovid #Workplace #ReturnToWork

  3. Together with my brilliant collaborator @ChrystalaPsathiti, I was invited by the #WorkplaceGeeks Ian Ellison and Chris Moriarty to talk about our latest research paper on adolescent perceptions of schools in relation to their spatial layout, originally published in the Journal of Architecture and now featured in the wonderful Workplace Geeks podcast series 3.

    Listen here:
    audiem.io/podcasts/from-cyprus

    #podcast #workplaceDesign #WorkplaceResearch #schoolBuildings #ArchitecturalResearch #SpaceSyntax

  4. Wonderful new #WorkplaceGeeks podcast episode with Stanford Economics professor Nick Bloom on hybrid work - full of data, methodological insights and guidance on what works and what to expect in the coming years

    Favourite bit: will people come to the office more when they're really nice and shiny? Nick: "I think that's mostly BS" 🙃

    audiem.io/podcasts/hybrid-work

  5. Another fabulous episode of the #WorkplaceGeeks podcast featuring Rachel Casanova and Sophie Schuller who talk about their findings on an #OrganizationalNetworkAnalysis project comparing communication #networks during remote work in lockdown and in-person office based work
    #ONA #SNA #SocialNetworkAnalysis #WorkplaceResearch
    @sociology
    spotify.link/UryqJ4urMDb