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6 Tips for Managing Remote Teams
“Almost always, when I look at a team or project at a larger org trying to make a decision with differences in opinions, the root of those differences almost always starts with shared context,” Weiss says. “Or lack thereof.”
The first step to identifying if your team is lacking shared context is to ask yourself a series of questions, Weiss says. “D... See more
The first step to identifying if your team is lacking shared context is to ask yourself a series of questions, Weiss says. “D... See more
How to Take Bigger, Bolder Product Bets — Lessons From Slack’s Chief Product Officer
I’ve spent years reading, experimenting, and gathering ideas about this. And while I won’t claim to have the secret recipe to cure all issues, there’s one thing all successful remote teams have in common:
they fight the siloing of information as if their survival depends on it.
Because it does.