The Future of Remote Work

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interviewed Rob Levin, a seasoned entrepreneur and co-founder of WorkBetterNow, a company specializing in providing talent from Latin America & The Caribbean for US-based businesses. Prior to that he started and built a media company serving small businesses in the NY area. Rob has served as a CEO and CFO of several fast growing businesses and began his career as a CPA. He lives in NYC, plays guitar, has seen over 1000 concerts and even promoted big rock acts while in college. Our conversation delved into the future of remote work, addressing the challenges of the talent crisis, harnessing diversity, and the role of AI upskilling.

Key Takeaways

Embark on a transformative journey with Rob Levin in this Duct Tape Marketing Podcast episode as he unveils strategies for navigating the talent crisis, harnessing diversity, and implementing AI upskilling in remote work environments. Discover the importance of accessing a wider pool of talent, integrating remote team members into company culture, and investing in continuous learning initiatives. Whether you're a business owner seeking to optimize your remote team or exploring opportunities in the remote work sphere, Rob's insights will empower you to build a thriving business that stands the test of time.

More About Rob Levin:

• Connect with Rob on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/robertslevin/
• Visit WorkBetterNow - workbetternow.com/

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