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As we've learned from building for remote teams [1], is that it's really about how you set a process for async communication, and not just about the tools. This
by jpincheira 6y ago
As we've learned from building for remote teams [1], is that it's really about how you set a process for async communication, and not just about the tools. This is why we've been heads down since the outbreak helping work-from-home teams set the right processes of communication using us and other tools.
It's really around building a healthy culture of working from home, and not encouraging multiple disruptions during the day, and actively doing so, thinking that it unites teams. We wrote a basic guideline [2].
[1] https://standups.io https://standups.io
[2] https://standups.io/blog/a-basic-guideline-for-async-communication/ https://standups.io/blog/a-basic-guideline-for-async-communi...