

Building global teams, connections, and culture with Nick Cash from Jam City
16 snips Apr 17, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Nick Cash, Senior VP & Head of Technology at Jam City, shares his expertise in remote leadership. He delves into Jam City's innovative hub-and-spoke model for global teams and emphasizes the necessity of reducing communication friction. Nick also highlights the value of synchronous collaboration in problem-solving and the importance of programs like Jam City University for fostering connections. Lastly, he discusses how nurturing team relationships leads to enhanced project outcomes and a thriving culture of trust and creativity.
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Hub-and-Spoke Structure
- Jam City uses a hub-and-spoke model where game divisions operate as spokes with autonomy.
- Central teams at the hub provide shared services to avoid duplicating efforts across studios.
Remove Communication Friction
- Remove friction in communication by standardizing access to calendars, calls, and tools.
- Make participation channels clear to reduce guesswork and optimize collaboration.
Optimize Problem Solving Process
- Define and separate problem-solving and problem-definition activities clearly.
- Optimize time to feedback and delivery with flexible processes tailored to team needs.