Working With a Team You Don’t See: How to build a remote culture, is it possible, can you do it effectively, and if so, what is the secret to that success?

The Business Behind Small Business

#31. In today's episode, Sevana and Tiffany will discuss working with a team you don’t see. How to build a remote culture, is it possible, can you do it effectively, and if so, what is the secret to that success?

Famous Example -

Slack (https://hbr.org/2021/02/wfh-doesnt-have-to-dilute-your-corporate-culture)

Alibaba (https://hbr.org/2021/02/wfh-doesnt-have-to-dilute-your-corporate-culture)

Buffer (https://www.fleetinglife.com/best-companies-with-remote-jobs/)

Articles -

6 Way to Build a Strong Remote Team Culture (https://cuttingedgepr.com/6-ways-to-build-a-strong-remote-team-culture/)

Wrike's Remote Work Guide (https://www.wrike.com/remote-work-guide/remote-work-culture/)

Tools -

ActiveCampaign

Google Workspace

HubSpot

Todoist

Monday.com

Advice -

Use trial and error and take the time to reimagine what your work remote culture can be instead of doing nothing and risk being unpleasantly surprised by what your company culture turned out to be on its own.

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