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The events industry is undoubtedly experiencing its biggest challenge to date, and working from home is the new normal for many professionals in the sector. However, you can still be proactive during this time by building personal skills, improving work processes and boosting team morale.
By Lara Burnes, general manager of Premier Events & Experiences at Melbourne & Olympic Parks As many across the events industry begin to find a rhythm of working from home, there are tasks and processes that have had to adapt significantly in order to be done well. Google Hangouts, Microsoft Teams, Skype and Zoom have become ‘the new office’ for many – helping us stay connected, share information and conduct meetings with internal colleagues and industry peers.
By Lara Burnes The events industry is undoubtedly experiencing its biggest challenge to date. In Australia, the term ‘two’s company, three’s a crowd’ has never been more apt, with the Federal Government banning all social gatherings of more than two people for the current time. For events professionals, working from home is the new normal and many across the country are now looking to find a fresh routine to tackle the day-to-day.
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