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With the coronavirus pandemic forcing millions of people to work remotely, who better to talk to about the implications of this sudden workplace revolution than Wayne Turmel, one of the early champions of remote working and the author of literally hundreds of posts about remote working over the past decade for the Connected Manager series here on Management-Issues.com.

Wayne and his long-time collaborator, Kevin Eikenberry, are also the co-founders of The Remote Leadership Institute and authors of �The Long Distance Leader - Rules for Remarkable Long Distance Leadership�, which explores the subtle but often painfully different nuances of leading in the world of virtual work.

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