Set against the backdrop of modern times, the focus of The Office is on the main character, Hannah Howard, who is the managing director of Flinley Craddick, being thrown into deep waters to work from home. Challenged by how to manage such a diverse team while working virtually, Hannah will have to adjust her leadership style to learn the intricacies of how to keep people productive, in touch, and happy when they're working from home. The story tells how she struggles to bring together a scattered team and fight against loneliness, miscommunication, and disengagement associated with working remotely.
As deadlines are close at hand and pressures rise, Hannah finds creative ways to ensure collaboration will be effective, motivate her team, and deliver. The manner in which she learns to balance the fine line between keeping professionalism intact and showing empathy-not just for herself but for her team-is great. This book provides a realistic peek into how every day, work culture is changing and the kind of ironclad character required to lead in such unpredictable times. She tries through creativity, adaptability, and perseverance to keep her team together while at the same time ensuring that Flinley Craddick remains successful.
The Australian version of The Office, featuring Felicity Ward, Steen Raskopoulos, and Josh Thomson, amongst others, will make its debut on Prime Video on 18 October 2024. This iteration is a whole new version of the internationally popular workplace comedy, with a brand-new take on the series.