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@dhh Thank you for doing this. Great tips, as always! 🙌 Totally agree with not doing too many meetings and not trying to replicate the office rhythm 👍 Here’s how we handle working remotely https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z and we use @basecamp daily! 💖 #wfh#remotework#remoteteam
@HarvardBiz True 👍 Remote teams should remember to formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls, to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. 🍜 Our own guide; https://t.co/XWzMDoQqii #remote
@clairejlew Thank you for sharing 🙌 I’d add that remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time.🍜The checklist we use; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@CBasian Thank you for sharing 👍 I’d add that remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@CDS_GC Thank you for sharing 👍 I’d add that remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@Mashstartup@SlackHQ@Zoom @gsuite @trello@asana Nice ones! 🙌 I’d add that remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls, for example @zoom_us, to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Our guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@littlenono Thank you for sharing! 💖 I’d add that remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@girlinthelens Thank you for sharing 💖 I’d add that remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. 🍜Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@NotionHQ 👏 Also remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Managing isolation is important. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@alixtrot 👍 Also remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Managing isolation is important. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@gshotwell 👍 Also remote teams should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Managing isolation is important. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@dhh 👍 Remote teams should remember to formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to discuss about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Managing isolation is important. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
@alexmuench Very true 👍 Also managers should formally design informal communication. For example by getting the team together on video calls to converse about topics unrelated to work, and share a meal at the same time. Managing isolation is important. Our own guide; https://t.co/9JU0vX9v2Z
A simple tip for any managers who fear remote work: focus on the *outcome*, not the hours people are online and available in front of a computer. This builds trust and gives people more freedom.