The Double Win 7 Must-Have Tools for Remote Work
Apr 7, 2020
Larry Wilson, a veteran in remote work management, shares his insights on essential tools for staying productive while working from home. He discusses the importance of effective communication tools like Slack and Zoom, and how they enhance team connection. Wilson also dives into task management solutions like Asana and Todoist that boost clarity and accountability. Tips for avoiding distractions, maximizing video conferencing etiquette, and creating a focused workspace with tools like noise-canceling headphones are highlighted for a seamless remote work experience.
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Slack for Remote Teams
- Use Slack for internal communication to replace email and enhance collaboration.
- Create topical channels, use direct messaging, and embrace emojis/GIFs for a fun, connected experience.
Asynchronous vs. Synchronous
- Asynchronous communication tools like Slack are crucial for remote work.
- They allow for defined workdays and prevent the "always on" feeling, unlike synchronous tools.
Zoom for Video Conferencing
- Use Zoom for video conferencing to maintain face-to-face connection.
- It's crucial for team meetings, client interactions, and even virtual co-working sessions.