Speakers: Jim Rispin
Level: Presentation
Excerpt: With the possible exception of some of our introverted friends, the dramatic move to remote work, as a result of the pandemic, has been extremely challenging. As if managing a team of IT professionals wasn’t difficult enough, now you have to do with one arm (one eye?, one ear?, one leg?) tied behind your back. In this session we’ll give you some tactics for overcoming this loss, and hopefully help you restore the balance of trust, accountability, and connection in your team. We’ll also offer some ways you can up your remote game, even if you’re not a manager.
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About the speaker
Jim Rispin
Jim is the Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Fuller Theological Seminary. He has degrees in communication and ethics and has held a variety of roles throughout his career, from dishwasher, to radio disc jockey, to a cappella backup singer. But the bulk of his professional experience lies in technology. And, as a result of this journeyman experience, has found himself perfectly positioned at the intersection of technology and relationship. His deepest passions are increasing the quality of management in IT and improving the experience for under-represented groups in the IT industry and beyond.