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Update frequency:
every 20 days
Average audio length:
39 minutes
English
United States
48 episodes
since July 16, 2020
episodic

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How can you get an insight into your remote teams' productivity and impact it positively?  Rob Rawson founded Time Doctor to help remote companies solve this problem, and is sharing his learnings from over a decade of leading remote teams.  In detail we discussed: Economic advantages of remot…

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What is a startup city and how do you build it? Prospera, is a charter city in Roatán, Honduras. Their goal is to build an innovation hub that is exploring new models for economic growth and social prosperity.  We talked with Trey Goff, their Chief of Staff and Chief Marketing Officer on why they s…
Kim Hansen has over two decades of experience working with startups. His firsthand experience of the complications surrounding equity grants led to the founding of Cake Equity.  In this episode, Kim and Sondre discuss the best practices for granting equity to a global remote team.  Topics we discus…
After Taylor Jacobson started to work remotely and could not find an effective tool to help with his procrastination, he created it himself.  Focusmate aims to increase remote workers' well-being and productivity by pairing them up in co-working sessions.  In this episode, Taylor shares scient…
John Lee is a lifelong nomad and founder of "The Work From Anywhere Team", which aims to solve tax complexity for a global remote workforce.  In this episode, John shares his insights on tax laws and risks to avoid when employing a global remote team.  Topics we also discussed:  Emerging…
Ally founded Juno after experiencing the lack of individualised employee benefits himself. Together with him, we explored how you can offer dynamic benefits for a global remote team.  Topics we discussed The necessity of remote specific benefits Mistakes most remote companies make when it comes to…
How can you communicate authentically in a remote team?  Elie Dagher is a successful leadership coach and has made it his mission to teach authentic communication strategies to business leaders and teams. In this episode, he shares how you can create a healthy communication culture and handle confl…
After studying economics, Per Borgen switched careers to become a software developer in 2015. One year after taking part in a three-month Bootcamp he co-founded Scrimba - an interactive learning platform for aspiring developers.  In this episode, Per gives advice to people that want to start their …
What are the possibilities of changing your citizenship as a remote worker? After being fully nomadic for years, Pieter Levels decided to relocate to Portugal. Many nomads and remote workers were interested in the process, so he founded Rebase - a relocation service for remote workers. Starting wit…
Are your team's virtual meetings effective?For guidance on how to structure meetings to optimize for efficiency, genuine connection and motivation, we reached out to Jordan Husney, the founder and CEO of Parabol - an app for effective remote meetings. Find the full transcript here. Stay tuned …
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