Summary of How to debug distributed teamwork, as suggested by new research
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- Concrete Examples
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Technology’s promise is that, someday, all knowledge workers will be able to work from anywhere – a hammock on the beach, a hut in the mountains, a pressurized pod on the moon. The pandemic accelerated the remote work revolution, but nobody thought it would look like this. Has the move been a net negative, a net positive or a mixed bag? Atlassian’s head of research and insights, Leisa Reichelt set out to answer that question by sending a survey to thousands of remote workers. Their enlightening responses provide insight into how to help your coworkers or team get through the pandemic.
About the Author
Leisa Reichelt, the head of research and insights at Atlassian, is also a mentor at Seedcamp.
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