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In the remote environment, you have to lean heavily on your digital assets, like your website or social media, to give clients or teammates a glimpse of your business values. But how exactly can you capture your business values accurately through a computer screen?
If you weren’t active on Twitter this past week, you likely missed one of the best shows of management we’ve seen in a while — the “Dear Intern” trend inspired by a recent hiccup from HBO Max.
So, why do we avoid conversations remotely? Steering clear of awkward or difficult conversations while working remotely is a lot more common than you may think.
Now that we’re nearing the one year anniversary of our inaugural Weekly Roundup, we figured now is the perfect time to take a look back at the past year.
Today, we want to address something that’s been plaguing us long before the pandemic began, and that’s shady stats around remote work productivity and engagement.
We’re all familiar with the concept that remote employees can “work from anywhere,” but is there a limit for the strange places a SMM will post? Apparently not.
For what it’s worth, we’ve all dealt with some pretty poor management in the past — we just haven’t all Tweeted about it. Luckily, this recent Tweet did a fantastic job of gathering a ton of relatable experiences into one thread.
Hi there, Remote Work Tribe, and welcome to the first Weekly Roundup of May! If you’re new here, the Weekly Roundup is a collection of the latest remote work threads, relatable Tweets, and helpful resources. Last month, we detailed our journey growing a community. This week, we want to shine a spotlight on other rising communities across the remote space. We were inspired by this Tweet by David...
It’s obvious that we’re all going to be on social apps for work. But what about after hours? When it comes time to lock in and scroll, which social platform reigns supreme?
If you missed it, the Remote Work Tribe recently published an entire DIY guide for how to host remote team retreats, both in-person and virtually. Here's what's new.