Hybrid work has restructured almost every layer of the enterprise. But nowhere has the impact been more consequential, or less examined, than at the executive team itself.
Executive teams derive their power from three properties: shared context, mutual challenge, and coordinated tempo. All three are harder to sustain when leaders are geographically distributed and calendar-fragmented.
High-performing teams respond with deliberate rhythm design: fewer but sharper synchronous convenings, structured asynchronous decision practice, and rituals that renew trust rather than assume it.
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