Since my last post on “remoties”, I’ve done several more presentations, some more consulting work for private companies, and even started writing this down more explicitly (exciting news coming here soon!). While I am always refining these slides, this latest version is the first major “refactor” of this presentation in a long time. I think this restructuring makes the slides even easier to follow – there’s a lot of material to cover here, so this is always high on my mind.
Without further ado – you can get the latest version of these slides, in handout PDF format, by clicking on the thumbnail image.
Certainly, the great responses and enthusiastic discussions every time I go through this encourages me to keep working on this. As always, if you have any questions, suggestions or good/bad stories about working remotely or as part of a geo-distributed teams, please let me know (either by email or in the comments below) – I’d love to hear them.
Thanks
John.
Were you in Whistler?
I have completely forgotten to try to ping you. I wanted to chat about a couple of things related to remote working.
Perhaps you’ve migrated platforms, but I’m unable to find a link to the .pdf slides.
Loved your talk when you visited Riot years ago.
hi Gabe;
Oh. Sorry about the broken link. Thanks for flagging that – I’ve now fixed it. These slides are significantly updated since the Riot presentation that you saw, but the core themes are the same. Let me know if you have any questions, ok?
John.
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