We’re storytellers so we’re naturally inclined to share meaningful experiences, thoughtful commentary and what’s happening at CKP that might be helpful to you. At least we hope so.

How to increase your virtual team's connection

Do you struggle with how to increase team connection virtually? After interfacing recently with a number of teams now operating in virtual mode, it seems that one of the biggest challenges for leaders lies in maintaining the right amount of ongoing connection between dispersed team members.

Read More
ckp culture, thought leadership Carey Kirkpatrick ckp culture, thought leadership Carey Kirkpatrick

Coronavirus has you working from home: Nail it with these 6 easy pro tips

The novel Coronavirus has propelled companies to encourage their staff to work from home, requiring many employees to adjust quickly to a new—and sometimes tricky—reality. Those who are accustomed to the traditional working environment, the physical office space, and the presence of colleagues can find this setup challenging.

Read More
ckp culture, thought leadership Carey Kirkpatrick ckp culture, thought leadership Carey Kirkpatrick

CKP on Forbes: Crisis keeping your team home? How to go from in-office to remote work in five steps

It’s never been more critical to consider how your team gets work done and what they need to do it. With threats of the novel coronavirus dominating the media and fears of the spread of the pandemic at an all-time high, it’s time to eliminate in-person encounters and establishing a remote working environment.

Read More
ckp culture Carey Kirkpatrick ckp culture Carey Kirkpatrick

Building a remote team: How to create a culture of trust and accountability

The traditional office environment isn’t for everyone. It wasn’t for me, and it took me a long time to realize that I’m most productive, creative and engaged when I have the ability to explore and discover my flow of productivity. The traditional office environment isn’t for everyone. It wasn’t for me, and it took me a long time to realize that I’m most productive, creative and engaged when I have the ability to explore and discover my flow of productivity. Coming of professional age in the 2000s, I experienced changes in workspace design trends.

Read More