The Death of Road Warriors & The Birth of Remote Teams What the impact of video calls, virtual conferences, and a need for collaboration, have in store for the future of meetings and business travel. Is there a solution to Zoom overload? Moderator: Tyler Lessard, Chief Video Strategist, Vidyard Panelists:
Fireside Chat with Andrey Khusid, CEO @ Miro During hyper-growth a remote company faces communication problems, slower decision-making, and a loss of the agility they had at an earlier stage. With 600+ employees Miro’s team continues to scale, without collaboration constraints, while being a distributed company. Interviewed by: Uptin Saiidi, Journalist,
Keynote Alex Howland, Ph.D understands the four common workplace challenges that leaders today are facing, and will give you the tools to help overcome them and recreate the office watercooler for your team. Without the breaks and social interactions that used to take place in hallways, during lunch, or casually
Company culture is the most vulnerable factor in the new work setting. Six components contribute to cultivating great work culture and three out of them are at risk while employees are working remotely. The 3Ps: place, practices, and people are every company’s challenge today. Leaders must rethink ways to: •
The competition was fierce and we are proud to introduce you to the startup that came out on top. The winner is….. CoScreen CoScreen enables multiple team members to share their application windows with each other simultaneously and to interact with them as if they were their own. Work together,
The landscape of work has been radically altered by COVID-19. Working from home presents a new set of challenges, and a need for greater self-management among workers. If you’ve found meetings painful in-person, just wait until you try fully virtual meetings. For decades, self-managed companies like ours have been navigating
“Use the knowledge you’ve acquired from other organisations and let’s go form great teams: Nible, Autonomous & Empowered”, says Work Futurist Dominic Price from Atlassian in his talk about the Future of Work and distributed teams. Whether you work in an office or co-located, research shows the most complex problems
Sarah breaks the status quo that designers need to be under one roof. “At Dribbble we believe that creativity is a team sport”. Listen to her talk to discover how exactly the Head of Product at Dribbble collaborates remotely with her designers. Sarah on stage as the keynote speaker @
Amir, the creator of Todoist & Twist, says “Synchronous Communication is Venom for Remote Teams”. Watch his talk to find out how he has designed asynchronous communication in his remote team using Twist. Amir Salihefendic on stage as a keynote speaker @ RunningRemote 2018, World’s Largest Remote Work Conference, Bali.
If you’re working remotely, there’s probably not a day that goes by without a video chat. Despite being a tool that has been readily available over the past decade, it has suddenly been thrust into the forefront of the remote work experience in an effort to keep teams connected. So
Khalid El Khatib is the VP of Marketing and Communications at Stack Overflow — The largest online community for developers and one of the 50 most popular websites in the world. In this presentation, Khalid will share the tech stack that Stack Overflow uses to work remotely in order to
Moderated by: Natalie Nagele, CEO Wildbit Throughout 20 years of running a remote team, Wildbit has experimented with 4-day workweeks, removing Slack, downsizing their Philadelphia office, and more. In this talk, Natalie will share some practical communication techniques and habits that will make your remote team radically more productive, connected,
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