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Breaking the Office Habit
Working in an office is not the default. It is a habit, as we've found for the last two years. Working out of the office has been just as effective if not more for most companies. Some CEOs are still treating remote work as the exception. It's viewed as something that...
Tunisia for Remote Work
Tunisia is the northernmost country in Africa. It is full of rich history and breathtaking views. The official language is Arabic, but when traveling there, try to go in with being able to talk, or understand, Tunisian Arabic and French as the people in Tunisia do not...
Remote Work and Confirmation Bias
Why do many CEOs want workers to return to the office when most of the data indicates that productivity and worker satisfaction are higher with remote/hybrid work? The answer - Confirmation Bias. We see this all the time in the scientific and political world. People...
Four Principles of Remote First
What are the guiding principles for the future of remote work? We've spent the last two years just trying to figure out the mechanics of remote work and pushing back on the haters. Principles will evolve or be revealed with time, but I've borrowed a different...
Dying Remote
Dying remote is not a term I expect to catch on like working remote. But I felt the need to write about it because when you are faced with someone at the end of their life, you might see the similarities. Before about 300 years ago most things we did were remote....
How Do Banks Feel About Remote?
Large banks seem to be leading the battle cry to get back to the office. It seems a bit ironic because the history of banking for the past 50 years has been all about remote. And still, while Jamie Dimon is espousing his disdain for remote work, he is actively pushing...
