They say building culture on a distributed team is impossible. Well… we have been remote-first for over 15 years and today, we are SO honored to be awarded the most Vibrant Remote Work Culture Award at @RunningRemote 🏆🎉🥇 #runningremote
...a newsletter + member community dedicated to making async-first the world's default way of working.
You can check it out now at https://t.co/NDnwuZJni9 and sign up to become one of the founding members:
👋🏽 I'm hiring a Product Manager to join my team at @doist , the makers of @todoist and @TwistWork.
If building the future of work in a multidisciplinary, fully remote team of 90+ passionate people sounds interesting to you; you should apply 😊
https://t.co/TJqXiMFlni
@boundlesslife cofounder Marcos Carvalho visits About Abroad today to show us what life is like in the little village of Sintra, Portugal, where he and 40 other families are living for 3 months, building community, educating their children, and giving back to the locals.
5 ways to know if your remote employees are actually working 👀
1. The work is getting done.
2. The work is getting done.
3. The work is getting done.
4. The work is getting done.
5. The work is getting done.
@wizofecom If your team works in different time zones, I'd rather give @TwistWork a try.
It's way better for async work than Slack.
Then use something else only for emergencies, like Telegram.
“ Since we’ve shifted from Slack to Twist as an organization, we’ve observed a decrease in internal emails, increased knowledge sharing across teams, and fewer active conversations during non-business hours.” — Amanda https://t.co/f9vHzkjd8i
After reviewing 100+ business tools, I believe @TwistWork's attempt at disrupting the Discord-Slack duopoly is the best-thought, most humane and boldest. Worth a read:
https://t.co/wTzOWt0ewh
"[Async comms] is slower. Is that bad? Is being slow bad?... There’s a top speed you can go on a highway before you’re just being reckless, and it’s dangerous and you’re going to end up in a hospital, not at your destination faster." @jmitch@yac@doist
https://t.co/xEsmuz1fW2
I'm curious to hear from you remote/hybrid pros - how do you balance work vs team building, at offsite meetings & retreats? Have there been any activities that were especially impactful IRL?
If you have any suggestions/resources/contacts I should connect with - please share 🙏
🥳 Congratulations to the winners of the 2021 #MaterialDesignAwards!
🌀 Motion: @postit
🖥️ Large Screen: @todoist
🌑 Dark Theme: @aculix
Learn more about the winners → https://t.co/Ikkbew6tOm
Looking forward to joining @RhysMKBlack from @HeyOyster alongside some awesome remote-first panelists at Oyster Bridges on Wednesday!
Spots still available, register here: https://t.co/hbiVYTxTwp
In the Twist Future of Work Series, we're chatting with leaders who are building products/services to help shape the #FutureOfWork. In this edition, I sat down with @gdcaplan, CEO at @meetwithspot, to discuss the future of meetings. Read/listen/watch: https://t.co/ZHNMedjg0K
6 years into our journey with Twist, most companies would’ve quit. Radically changing the way people work is a hard battle. But we’re not afraid.
Today, we’re doubling down on our bet against status-quo and launching a new Twist.
🧵 A thread about our biggest gamble yet:
As one achieves focus, the mind quiets. As the mind is kept in the present, it becomes calm. Focus means keeping the mind now and here.
- W Timothy Gallwey
The single most important change you can make in your working habits is to switch to creative work first, reactive work second. This means blocking off a large chunk of time every day for creative work on your own priorities, with the phone and e-mail off.
Jocelyn K. Glei & 99U