[Extra] LinkedIn Live: How to make remote, hybrid and distributed work actually work, with Lauren Razavi

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[Extra] LinkedIn Live: How to make remote, hybrid and distributed work actually work, with Lauren Razavi

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Tips from a digital nomad and a global team manager on how to work from anywhere successfully. (Audio from a LinkedIn livestream on 7 July 2021)See it on LinkedIn. See it on Youtube.

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Borderline is a podcast for defiant global citizens covering geopolitics, immigration and lives that straddle borders, with host Isabelle Roughol.

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The super weird new way to travel, with Zach Honig: Zach Honig, editor at large at The Points Guy and ultimate frequent flyer, shares how he plans to stay safe on planes, how airlines have abused customers during the pandemic and why you might want to stay local. "Those of us who are used to enjoying the j by Borderline
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How being hostile to immigrants became UK law, with Colin Yeo: How did a concept meant for counterterrorism become an immigration policy? Over the last decade, the UK set out to build a hostile environment that makes daily life a battle for many migrants and pushes even lawful ones into illegality. Colin Yeo lifts t by Borderline
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Are travel restrictions effective against Covid-19?: If we all can't travel or see loved ones across borders, please tell me at least it’s working. by Borderline
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Why Lebanon is fed up with bearing up, with Lynn Chouman: Lebanese journalist and expat Lynn Chouman on why resilience is a double-edged sword, and how one relates to a country that keeps pushing you away, yet calling you home. by Borderline
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The world in 2021, with Ian Bremmer: A continued pandemic and fresh vaccines, a new US president with old problems, China triumphant and mistrusted, Brexit done at last, and global institutions on the fritz. Anything else? by Borderline
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Will Brexit ever end? with Luke McGee by Borderline
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Reasons to hope (a 2020 review): Because if there's ever a moment for an absolutely not rational belief that things might be okay, it's surely the new year. by Borderline
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The psychology of borderless thinking, with Steve Taylor: Nationalist or globalist? It may come down to psychological health. by Borderline
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Why every child should spend a year abroad, with Katherine Alexander-Dobrovolskaia: The most transformative gift you can give a young person? Pushing them out of the nest to learn empathy, adaptability and a foreign language. by Borderline
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Vaccine nationalism is winning, with Tania Cernuschi: Should rich nations be vaccinating their young people when 19 countries still haven’t seen a single jab? by Borderline
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The Year 1000: When globalisation began, with Dr Valerie Hansen: A millenium ago, the Vikings landed in Canada, Islam spread in China and Southeast Asia was already the world’s factory. Welcome to the first globalization. by Borderline
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Iran: When your passport locks you in, with Selda Shamloo: Selda Shamloo is taking the Home Office to court. Her mother, who’s Iranian, has been repeatedly denied a simple tourist visa to visit her. This is life on an ostracized passport. by Borderline
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[Extra] LinkedIn Live: How to make remote, hybrid and distributed work actually work, with Lauren Razavi

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