Have you decided it’s time to refresh your team photography, but you’re not sure what’s involved. In this short guide I’ll take you through some of the options and a few ideas to help you get started.
Before we get into the detail it’s worth stepping back for a minute. The workplace has changed rapidly in the last five years. Covid was the catalyst for a technology revolution, with remote and hybrid working now common place.
Zoom and Teams calls allow us to connect with our colleagues without the need to travel to the office everyday. As the technology evolves, companies are adapting. Some have shifted to a hybrid set up, others have moved to a fully remote model and some are entirely office based.
For many businesses their teams need to be in one location. Many jobs rely on face to face contact, such as manufacturing, healthcare and the service sector. So when we talk about “teams” there’s a good chance we’ll have different experiences of how they work and interact with each other. This is also relevant when we start exploring team photography and the logistics of bringing teams together.
