Chief People Officer Kristen Robinson had only been on the job for three days when Splunk started planning its response to COVID-19 in the APAC region. Within six weeks, she was working virtually with her new team, some of whom she never has met in person.
In this interview with podcaster and author Christopher Lochhead, she talks about caring for employees, maintaining culture, managing a fully remote workforce — and what it all means for the future.
This discussion is part of the Splunk Global Restart program, designed to inform decision-makers about how data can help build a more resilient organization.
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