Remote AID 2020: Communication on Remote Teams
What is Remote AID? Running Remote is the world’s largest remote work conference that gathers remote leaders who teach and share their experiences about building […]
What is Remote AID? Running Remote is the world’s largest remote work conference that gathers remote leaders who teach and share their experiences about building […]
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What if you could upgrade your speaking and writing in the same way as you upgrade your favorite apps and hardware? What if you had a set of language tools – frameworks and questions – that you could wield as productively as your coding, marketing or management suites? Judy Rees gives us this, in the form of Clean Language.
In this episode of the StaffITRight podcast, we talk to Laurel Farrer. We cover a wide range of topics during our conversation, including good stand-ups and bad stand-ups, how to be a leader instead of a boss, how to figure out if the remote approach is working for your business and specific conversation scripts that you can use to make clear to your remote employees what are your expectations of their work.
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