Lynn Fisher
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I feel hopeful about renewed enthusiasm for personal sites and blogs over platforms, but for most of my work, it's just out of my hands.
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I think in general it's good to honor people's decision to remove their words from the web.
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From one piece A decade of working remotely 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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A good test of a "remote-first" company is what they plan for team members who can't make it to in-person events.
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It's totally possible to create deep, meaningful relationships with people remotely.
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Remote work requires trusting one's team, and that trust is a choice that can be made at any time.Their words
Remote work requires trusting your team and that's something you can choose to do at any time.
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