Distributed Teams

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SAASTR Insight
Mullenweg: Monthly or Quarterly In-Person Meetups Are Ideal for Remote Teams
“It's not daily. It's not weekly. Those are not the right answers. And so it's probably closer to a monthly, quarterly is a real sweet spot for this.”
Matt Mullenweg Jan 26, 2024 ▶ 28:49 What's New at WordPress with Matt Mullenweg, CEO of Automattic and Co-Founder of WordPress
SAASTR Opinion
Lemkin: The hybrid office is dead as companies shift to distributed hubs
“I think the hybrid office even is a dead idea. Now we're all distributed teams going to the office.”
Jason Lemkin Feb 27, 2022 ▶ 1:10 The Office is Back!! But What Will It Be Like? Jason Lemkin & Justin Bedecarre of Raise.Work
SAASTR Insight
Assigning minor tasks to remote engineering hubs destroys morale and recruiting
“The outcome of giving your distributed teams work that's less important is you will not have distributed teams who are excited to come to work. You won't be able to have them attract other great engineers in market.”
Pat Poels Jun 25, 2019 ▶ 22:27 Engineering Your Own "Luck": The 3 Key Rules of Building Globally Distributed Teams with Eventbrite
Y COMBINATOR Prediction Not checkable as stated
Hoover: Tech will see more distributed teams driven by Slack and Zoom
“I believe we'll see more and more distributed teams, more remote workers. It's sort of this movement towards that direction. And I think more people will be willing to build teams like that because it's easier to work remotely with Slack and like various video…”
Ryan Hoover Oct 4, 2017 ▶ 19:15 Communicate with Users, Build Something They Want - Ryan Hoover of Product Hunt · Y Combinator

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