Remote Teamwork
@RemoteTeamwork
A resource for people working out in the world
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Changing your point of view, and exploring unique workplaces is a great way to change your perspective.
Feeling very lucky to be able to work remotely from one of my fav coffee shops @TincanCoffeeCo Bishopston
Super great write-up from @nickfrancis about how @helpscout manages a large remote team.
Excellent list of actionable steps to see if you and your organization are ready for remote work.
Curious as to whether or not your company can handle remote work? @remote_co shares tips for testing it out. ow.ly/ke4s30jePJN #remotework #workingremotely
Episode 3 of the awesome Remote Dev podcast with @scottyab is out! medium.com/@theremotedev/… good job @dggonzalez @hitherejoe
Slides from my presentation about tips and techniques for successfully working remotely, from DevFest Minnesota last weekend. @devfestmn @GoogleDevExpert @googledevs #remotework slideshare.net/mswolfson/effe… … …
Great job by @NearsoftUX of providing solutions to common obstacles to remote success - 5 Challenges of Working Remotely and Ways to Tackle Them buff.ly/2nFX1P3
Super great collection of advice for hiring remote resources.
🆕 With so many companies competing to hire top talent, you’d better make sure your hiring process is delightful, engaging, and worth everyone’s time. Learn from our own @LEAHisKNOBLER as she details her process for building a successful #Remote team 🙌 hlp.sc/2D1pOHM
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Help Scout’s Step-By-Step Remote Hiring Process
Remote hiring is a different ball game. Follow this step-by-step remote hiring process to find the best workers for your distributed company
Creating an awesome work environment (customized to your needs) is a unique benefit of remote work.
Embraced working from home and spending some money I don’t have to spend on commuting on things like fresh flowers, nice candles, expensive fruit and SO MANY KINDS OF TEA. This is so much better than any office I ever worked in 😍
Enthusiasm is the single best skill to develop as a remote worker. Keeping a positive attitude, and trying hard to do things well, is the most important skill. Being able to "finish" something is NOT as important as being "eager to accomplish" something.
Really enjoyed listening to this podcast with @jasonfried and @kevinrose. They discuss many aspects of work/life balance. It is filled with great stories and actionable advice. pca.st/dgYE
I set up regular meetings with key stakeholders. Even if we don't have anything business specific to talk about (rare) we always have good conversations and connect on a personal level. #remotework
Be visible when remote.
Career tip: If your boss doesn't see it, you won't get credit for it. Document your work. Present demos. Promote the good stuff. Don't expect your boss to remember a year of work. At review time, provide highlights.
Looking forward to sharing tools and techniques to help remote workers be more effective.
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