The impact of the pandemic can't be undermined, obviously. But it has such a massive impact on the exposure to our relationships and to our daily rhythm. So when you have a context shift like that, it demands a creativity which is not always easy to draw on in crisis. And you saw beaut things happened, right? I remember the kind of seven o'clock e clapping of hands in brooklyn, where i lived. Or i think in san francisco, there was the scream at eight p m that also happened. It just became this lovely, emotional ritual that the whole team would look forward to. This reminds me of something my chu told me about his experience
What happens to work rituals when we no longer go into work? We’ll talk to rituals scholar Casper Ter Kuile and design leader Kursat Ozenc about why rituals are so essential, and how we can get creative with them in remote work.