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Asynchronous communication is made easier by raising multiple points at once, rather than sending one-line responses. It also helps to have multiple directions of work available, so progress can still be made in one area while blocked in another. Both of these strategies can carry a political/negotiating/leverage cost (all cards on the table at once), but I consider that a good thing :).

Core hours: have some consideration for late risers and people with DSPS. Early birds have enough control already.



We already do all of that. It's still slower and less productive. I'm going through it right now with a remote office actually.


It sounds like, if building a remote team from scratch, it would be good to try to create isolated clusters of decision-making power on a shared schedule per cluster.


That's usually the goal, but then teams have to work together for future projects not foreseen.




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