Joining forces for the future of work

Jessica Swank

5m read

October 14

Driven by chief people officers and executive leaders, the coalition will establish an open-source community to help companies to reimagine work.

Jessica Swank from Box talks about the shared vision of FLEXWORK and how bringing together like-minded companies will help develop new perspectives and approaches to complex topics. Read the article in full on the Box blog.

Source: Box Blog
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