Remote Control: Is In-Person Out of Touch?
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There was once a time college professionals wouldn't have imagined that virtual work could also be engaging work. Then came Covid, and higher ed got creative. Then came now. Some staffs use imaginative self-reinvention in response to student needs. Some employers set strict expectations of in-person work. Some employees demonstrate questionable work ethics and some employers demonstrate poor leadership. Texas A&M University at Victoria recently told its faculty to come back to campus full-time, and the professors are quitting. We all see student conduct jobs posted and reposted across the country, and can't help but wonder if there is a similar dynamic in administration.
This week, we explore the complex world of virtual work, and learn there are no easy answers here. Guest co-host Christy Anthony is a model of reinvention and creativity, and she helps us deconstruct the A&M-Victoria case study and challenge current paradigms.
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"The Face-Time Ultimatum" from The Chronicle of Higher Education
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