Go Gypsee

✨21 with a gypsy soul✨ From🇺🇸lived in🇩🇪&🇫🇷 ✌️ Solo Female Traveler & International Student ✈️15 countries in 1yr by hitchhiking & couchsurfing

[Brent and Michael Are Going Places @BrentAndMichael]

As a digital nomad, you quickly learn to carry only the absolute essentials. Me, I carry two pairs of pants, two polos, five t-shirts, underthings, and a version of this sequinned headpiece worn by Julie Andrews in the 1982 classic romantic comedy Victor/Victoria.

-B

[Chris Herd @chris_herd]

Remote work already happened

It's now about catching up

What will kill companies?

- Not going remote
- Going remote badly
- Going remote too slowly
- Replicating office culture remotely

Remote-native companies will replace every office-first competitors, dominate the 2020s 🚀

[Kelly Vaughn @kvlly]

Imagine all of these companies asking employees to work remotely for 2+ weeks to prevent the spread of illness only to learn the companies are continuing to function just fine with a remote workforce and everyone is content.

Imagine.

[Adam Butler @GestaltU]

Silver lining of coronavirus drama:

May come a time when people are forced to work remotely for many weeks. Which means organizations will be forced to learn to support remote workforces and invest in necessary infrastructure and training. And they’ll learn how great it can be.