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Why every remote worker should be a writer

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If a team shifts to more async communication styles, the requirements for successful collaboration change too. Why a good writing skill is more important than ever, and why it's so crucial in remote teams.

Leon Barnard of Balsamiq: "You need to be OK with not knowing what everyone is working on"

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Balsamiq is a leading wireframing tool, which has been on the market for over a decade. The team behind that company consists of over 30 people, working from the US and Europe. Today, we are talking to Leon Barnard, lead of the education team, about his role at Balsamiq and his experience with remote work in the last decade.

Mental health hacks for your remote team

Culture

Besides difficult communication, mental health and isolation are the most common things that remote workers struggle with and one of the main reasons for dissatisfaction. The most common issues, and how companies can prevent them.

A quick guide to remote work during COVID-19

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Companies around the world are ordering employees to work from home for the next few weeks until the COVID-19 virus is under control. A sensible measure, but a challenging one as well. If your team is not used to working from home, this may become a very taxing time for your whole team. A quick guide on remote work for co-located companies.

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Yac: Connecting teams through Snapchat-like voice messages

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Voice as a communication tool has long been reserved to synchronous tools, while we reserve texts for all things async. With voice messages gaining popularity across many networks, chats and industries, one company is aiming to bring voice to the async age of remote work.

Pragli: A virtual office for remote teams

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Current communication tools can feel slow and sluggish. Especially when it comes to video and voice, it can often take minutes until a connection is established. Pragli is looking to fight this with their virtual office tool and walkie-talkie style communication.

Cancelling the Noise with Krisp

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If you ever had to take a call from an uncommon place – let's say the subway or a coffee shop – you know the struggle that noisy areas bring with them. On-device noise cancellation software has improved, but not on Krisp's level.

Social bonding for remote teams

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Remote teams are known to struggle more with creating genuine personal connections between employees. Donut is looking to solve this with a sleek solution that lives on Slack.

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You have workflows in your business that are not remote-friendly and might become a bottleneck in the future. We would recommend you to look at our starter content, and choose a path that fits your current situation.

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