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Throughout his decades of research and work in AI-enabled workplaces, Neil Usher has learned that the best workplaces help people maximize unexpected opportunities. In this episode, we dive into the appeal of “messy” distributed work, the value of brand expression in physical spaces, and the benefits of personalizing the speed of work in an age of AI.
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