Tag: distributed work
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You might not love working at a distributed company if...
A couple of weeks go, I wrote a post about an unexpected hitch of working in a distributed team. Yesterday, my ex-coworker, Ann McCarthy wrote a related, more elaborative post...
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Unexpected hitch of working in a distributed team
It has been about half a year after I became a freelance data scientist. Before my career change, I worked in a distributed team for more than five years. Today,...
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Is Distributed Work a Divide and Conquer Strategy?
Before becoming a freelance data scientist, I used to work at Automattic, which I used to regard as my dream job. Not every current and ex-Automattician share that rosy point...
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Book review: The Year Without Pants. WordPress.com and the future of work by Scott Berkun
TL;DR Interesting “history of work” book (definitely not “future of work”) with insights on transition-state organizations. Read it if history of work is your thing, or if you work in...
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Everything is NOT just fine (repost)
My job wasn’t affected by the COVID madness in almost any way. I used to work from home before, and I work from home now, none on my customers cancelled...
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The single most important thing about remove 1:1 meetings
The COVID-19 lockdown forced many organizations to a remote work mode. Recently, I spoke with three managers from three “conventional” companies and all the three told me how surprisingly efficient...
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Tips for making remote presentations
Before becoming a freelancer data scientist, I used to work in a distributed company. Remote communication, including remote presentations were the norm for me, long before the remote work experiment...
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Working in a distributed company. Communication styles
I work at Automattic, one of the largest distributed companies in the world. Working in a distributed company means that everybody in this company works remotely. There are currently about...
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Curated list of established remote tech companies
Someone asked me about distributed companies or companies that offer remote positions. Of course, my first response was Automattic but that person didn’t think that Automattic was a good fit...