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Mikic: Flow Ninja mandates in-office work for new hires' first three months

Uros Mikic · Webflow Calls Itself No-Code But Here Is What They Leave Out · Jun 30, 2022 · at 46:03

Uros Mikic is the founder and CEO of Flow Ninja, a Webflow agency based in Serbia.

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“On our side, we usually have people for the first three months mandatory to be in the office. So they meet everybody who's at that point in the office and just kind of meet the team and can become that much more bonded to the company. And then when they know everybody, whatever, they can go ahead, travel, do whatever they want to”

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