Strategies to Optimize Your Remote Workplace Culture

Brie Reynolds is the Career Development Manager and a Career Coach at FlexJobs, the leading site for remote and flexible work. She and the FlexJobs Career Coaching Team help empower professionals to connect with remote-friendly companies and provide resources and insights into remote jobs and the future of work.

Brie holds a master’s degree in human resources and has 15 years advising job seekers and employers. She offers career, hiring, and work-life balance guidance through career coaching, live events, and media outlets like Good Morning America, NPR, The Today Show Online, and NBC News.

Chris Dyer is the founder and CEO of PeopleG2, where he manages 30 full-time remote employees and 3,000 independent contractors. PeopleG2 is routinely ranked one of the best places to work and has been listed as one of Inc.’s 5000 Fastest Growing Companies. Having made the transition to remote during the recession in 2009 with stunning success, Chris Dyer is now a world-renowned expert on remote leadership and productive company culture.

Chris is also the bestselling author of the award winning book, The Power of Company Culture, which was released in 2018. His latest book Remote Work is due for release very soon.

Sara Sutton has long been passionate about helping people find jobs. Currently, she is the Founder & CEO of FlexJobs and Remote.co, two leading services for remote and flexible job opportunities, and she started her career in 1995 when she dropped out of university to co-found JobDirect, the first online entry-level job site (sold to Korn|Ferry International in 2000).

Sara believes that integrating remote work can positively impact people’s lives and transform organizations to be more modern, productive, efficient, healthy, environmentally-friendly, and overall resilient given the various needs and demands going on in the world around us. In order to advance these conversations, she has also launched 1 Million for Work Flexibility and The TRaD* Works Forum. Sara is considered an expert on a wide variety of future of work topics and has contributed to thousands of media pieces, including the BBC, TechCrunch, Time, the Wall Street Journal, The NY Times, Fast Company, CNN, NBC, Forbes, Inc., and many others.

She is also a member of the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leader community and a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. She lives in Boulder, Colorado with her two children.