442: Culture Eats ABM For Breakfast, Pt. 3: What is ROWE? w/ Mike and Nikole Rose

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In 1926, it was imperative that factory workers were present on the assembly line for eight hours a day.

Fortunately, a lot has changed in the work environment since 1926.

Why, then, are we still so attached to the 9-5 workday that manifested almost a century ago?

In today’s episode, Michael Rose and Nikole Rose bring in Allison Gibbs, Director of Marketing Success at Mojo Media Labs, to discuss ROWE: Results Only Work Environment.

They cover:

What ROWE looks like implemented
Why ROWE is considered radical in the workplace
Setting work boundaries when you’re only concerned with results
Dealing with sludge

Resources mentioned in this episode:

CultureRx

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