As a CIO, do you have an open door policy? Would you go visit your staff in their spaces?

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VP Information Technologya year ago

Yes, regularly practicing. Definitely it will significantly enhance communication, trust, and overall
workplace culture.

Director in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

Every day

CIO in Software3 years ago

Absolutely Yes, most of the time I go to the team & have some discussions as not everyone reaches out to us, we need to go extra mile to meet our teams...

CIO in Finance (non-banking)3 years ago

If I had a door it would be open ;) 
No offices except for a small handful of exec. Whole building is hotdesking too, so I sit alongside my team whenever I am in the office

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Director of IT in Manufacturing3 years ago

We need both the options

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