The Best Books for Remote Workers

The theory counts! Remote companies around the world have figured out the ins-and-outs of remote work and many of them have published books about this. These are our top picks!

Remote: Office Not Required

The leader is and will be David Heinemeier Hansson's and Jason Fried's "Remote" book for a long while to come. The book by Basecamp (at the time 37signals) founders Jason and David has been released almost a decade a go, but everything in it holds up perfectly to this day.

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The End of Jobs by Jeff Wald

What does the shift to remote work means for our future job and work lives? The End of Jobs covers a few topics that are rising together with remote work right now: automation, computerization, gig economy, remote work. A great read!

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