'Remote: Office Not Required' combines the authors' own experiences with insights from hundreds of other companies to show you how to go 'remote'. Learn how to build a successful remote company, which tools and techniques you can utilise and how to overcome common concerns and excuses.
This book is ideal for entrepreneurs, business owners, managers, and anyone looking to adapt to the new world of remote work. As it provides practical insights and guidance, people involved in companies transitioning to remote work or aiming to enhance their remote work strategies will find this book particularly useful.
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Remote work, redefining conventional work norms, promises global talent access and heightened productivity.
"Effective remote work requires trust, flexibility, and a focus on output."
Effective remote work strategies revolve around collaboration tools, shared access, social cohesion, and focus on output.
Effective remote work requires balance, intentionality, and well-structured communication strategies.
Successful remote hiring needs global search, fair pay, and strong culture assessment.
Remote work's success hinges on flexibility, productivity, and effective managerial adjustments.
Remote work offers freedom and requires discipline, enabling nomadic creativity and family time.
The future of work is increasingly remote, rendering traditional offices obsolete.
Final Summary: The book "Remote" by Jason Fried advocates for the benefits of remote work. The authors draw upon their experiences running 37signals, a successful software company composed of remote teams. They debunk common misconceptions and excuses against remote work, asserting that this mode of operation promotes better work-life balance and a larger talent pool. The authors argue that remote work leads to increased productivity and is the future of work.
Jason Fried is an American entrepreneur, speaker, and author. He's the co-founder and CEO of Basecamp (formerly 37signals), a privately-held Chicago-based company. Jason’s belief in work-life balance and remote working has redefined the way businesses are conducting themselves in this digital era. David Heinemeier Hansson, also known as DHH, is a Danish programmer and the creator of the popular Ruby on Rails web development framework. He's also a partner at Basecamp. DHH has been a prominent advocate of remote work and has reshaped the software industry with his innovative ideas.
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