#756
Mentioned in 13 episodes
Remote
Office Not Required
Book • 2013
In 'Remote: Office Not Required,' Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson present a compelling case for remote work, drawing from their extensive experience at Basecamp.
The book outlines the advantages of remote work, such as access to top talent, reduced commuting, and improved productivity.
It also addresses common obstacles and provides tools and methods for successful remote work implementation, including video conferencing, chat software, and project management.
The authors emphasize the importance of managing for performance over presence and encourage leaders to adopt a flexible work environment that prioritizes work over traditional office hours.
The book outlines the advantages of remote work, such as access to top talent, reduced commuting, and improved productivity.
It also addresses common obstacles and provides tools and methods for successful remote work implementation, including video conferencing, chat software, and project management.
The authors emphasize the importance of managing for performance over presence and encourage leaders to adopt a flexible work environment that prioritizes work over traditional office hours.
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Mentioned in 13 episodes
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Lex Fridman , together with his co-author, Jason Fried, as New York Times bestselling author.
Lex Fridman , together with his co-author, Jason Fried, as New York Times bestselling author.
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#474 – DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Ruby on Rails, Productivity & Parenting
Mentioned by 
Jason Fried as a book composed of short essays, initially exceeding the word count requirement.
Jason Fried as a book composed of short essays, initially exceeding the word count requirement.
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How Writing Helped Jason Fried Build an 8-Figure Business
Mentioned by Jason Fried and David Heinemeyer Hansen in their book about remote work.
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Mentioned by Greg Head as one of Jason Fried 's best-selling books, discussing different ways to work.
Jason Fried 's best-selling books, discussing different ways to work.
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Mentioned by Jason Fried as one of his best-selling business books.
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Mentioned by David Heinemeier Hansson as a book about remote work, which became popular after 2020.
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108 - I Was Wrong, We Need Crypto | DHH
Mentioned by Parul as a book by David Heinemeier Hansson discussing remote work.
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Recommended by Kevin Rose for those transitioning to online work or managing remote teams.
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Mathieu Stéphanie mentionne "Remote" comme un livre fantastique sur le travail à distance.
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Mentioned as a book about remote work, written by David Heinemeier Hansson and Jason Fried.
1692: Rethinking Entrepreneurship With Basecamp Founder David Hansson
Mentioned by David Heinemeier Hansson as a book he co-authored on remote work.
E1029: Basecamp Co-Founder & Author David Heinemeier Hansson (@DHH) debates Jason on reining in capitalism, benefits of state-run education & healthcare, big-tech disappointments, work-from-home paradigm shift, wealth tax & more!
Mentioned by David Heinemeier Hansson as a book they wrote together in 2013, discussing the advantages of remote work.
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