S1 Ep 10: Natalie Lennon - Lessons from a team that went remote, to in-person, and back again

Episode 10 May 09, 2023 00:42:35
S1 Ep 10: Natalie Lennon - Lessons from a team that went remote, to in-person, and back again
The Lifestyle Accountant Show
S1 Ep 10: Natalie Lennon - Lessons from a team that went remote, to in-person, and back again

May 09 2023 | 00:42:35

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Show Notes

In this episode we talk about working remote, going to the office, and back to remote, and the challenges and lessons learned from that with Natalie Lennon.

In particular, we discuss:

Natalie Lennon

To get in touch with Natalie send her an email at Natalie [at] twosides.com.au, find her on Linkedin, or check out the Two Sides website. 

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by sponsors Annature: Australia’s leading eSignature and client verification provider, and TeamUp: Hire top Filipino accountants without ongoing BPO fees. 

The Lifestyle Accountant Show is a podcast that helps today’s accounting firm leaders build successful businesses, while living healthy, happy lives hosted by Meryl Johnston. For more information or to get in touch with us, head over to our website lifestyleaccountant.co.

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