463 EXTRA Intentional Vs Unintentional Communications

<p>And one of the biggest problems that I see with remote work was a study when I was a Stanford on working from homework and how remote piece affects employees when they're out of the office and study after study after study we have through tons of different studies. Employees to work from anywhere not to mention the connections they can make the innovative connections they can make if they worked in various places if they didn't come could go to the same office every day hang out with the same people every day think of the innovative things that they would see when they would be they could could could clash all these you know serendipitous encounters I mean better than just working from home working from anywhere go-to cold coffee shop immerse yourself in other locations expose yourself to new things and come up with innovative new ideas. Was communication and what I mean by that is the intentionality of communication, and this is another crucial significant tenet to innovation that a lot of times it's in the unintentional touch is the accidental sharing of information it's the overheard thought it's the brand new thing that you never saw the unintentional communication and intentional something you didn't intend to call that person. Still, you bumped into that person, which creates that serendipity that could lead to innovation, so the oversized lots. This Is the intentionality of communication because, with Zuma and remote work, you have to be intentional in all your contacts. You had to call somebody. You have to talk to somebody you had to initiate communication. You had to do it with intent you couldn't accidentally. So what we lose the only thing that we lose while allowing your employees to work from home is unintentional communication. The problem is that accidental communications often lead to innovative breakthroughs; no, I don't think that that is an insurmountable problem. I think anybody out there who is working on a start-up or thinking about a start-up idea that would be a great thing to figure o