Don V

I spent a week at the Running Remote conference in Austin recently, sitting down with people who run flexible-talent platforms, freelance marketplaces, and remote-first companies. AI dominated every conversation. Bigger than any other topic, including the obvious ones (return-to-office, taxation, where to base your company). The split was almost exactly Read more

i’ve browsed the reddit and need an at home job i don’t even know where to start though or how any of this works. is it worth it to be remote? submitted by /u/meetmeinthevoyd [link] [comments]

Hello, I am considering buying a standing desk, but since this is niche and a bit “nerdy”, I fear that the companies who sell them are adding useless things in order to make them more premium (like how they would sell gaming chairs 100€ when they should cost 20, yes, Read more

Currently, I have a very easy, short commute of about 15 minutes (9 miles) now. There is a bonus that a on peak years (which I’m told do actually happen) could make me even, but more typically would payout in a way that’s 9% lower than current pay. $140k vs Read more

Been here a while and it feels different than it used to. Maybe that’s just me. What shifts have others noticed? submitted by /u/Fabulous_Ad_4611 [link] [comments]

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Long story short, I landed a mixed PM/PO/BA/Support role at a dev agency. Besides running my own business for couple years in the past, most of my career was working as a dev, so I saw this role as a perfect place for myself to transition into business role entirely. Read more

One thing I’ve noticed in remote teams is that the problem is often not communication volume. It is unclear ownership. People send updates. People reply in chats. People tag each other. People say “checking on this.” But nobody knows who owns the next step. A cleaner handoff can be simple: Read more

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