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9. Results Oriented
Culture
Can focus on goals and
results more easily
Why Remote for Trello?
Scaled Processes
As team grew, our remote
work practices scaled
Hiring
No geographic limitations
means faster hiring and
larger talent pools
23. Articulated
Purpose
Can’t assume
everyone uses tools
the same way
Regular
Check-Ins
Encourage open
dialogue on team
health
Flexibility
When things are
broken, encourage
people to fix them
Build in Fun
Slack channels for
water cooler and
interest chats
Communication Tools
28. Chat Status
Give context to your day. Let
people know when you’re
working.
Team Time
Maker Days
Meeting free days to get shit
done.
Shared Calendars
Make it easy for your team to
know your schedule.
29. Trello Remote Working Rules
Assume Remote
If even 1 person is remote, assume
remote.
Overcommunicate
If you feel like you’re
overcommunicating, it’s probably the
right amount.
Dedicated Space
Office with door that closes,
dedicated childcare.
Annual Team Offsite
Facetime is still very important to
foster relationships.
Proper Tools
Get the tools you need to get the job
done. High speed internet at all times.
Team Overlap
Everyone works from 12-4 PM EST.
Meetings happen at this time.
32. Large swath
of focus time
without
distractions.
Spends
majority of
time in
meetings.
MANAGER MAKER
33. Control Your Schedule
Structure your day to do your best work. Block
out time in your calendar to reflect your priorities.
Optimize Your Environment
Set up your workspace for success. Natural light,
succulents, and a good computer setup, etc.
Set Clear Boundaries
Avoid blurring the line between work and
personal. Configure notifications appropriately.
Optimize
Your Time
34. Control Your Schedule
Structure your day to do your best work. Block
out time in your calendar to reflect your priorities.
Optimize Your Environment
Set up your workspace for success. Natural light,
succulents, and a good computer setup, etc.
Set Clear Boundaries
Avoid blurring the line between work and
personal. Configure notifications appropriately.
Optimize
Your Time
35. Control Your Schedule
Structure your day to do your best work. Block
out time in your calendar to reflect your priorities.
Optimize Your Environment
Set up your workspace for success. Natural light,
succulents, and a good computer setup, etc.
Set Clear Boundaries
Avoid blurring the line between work and
personal. Configure notifications appropriately.
Optimize
Your Time
36.
37. Take a
Walk
THROUGHOUT THE DAY…
Stay Hydrated
Join a
Coworking
Spot
START!
ARE YOU HAPPY?Meet a Friend
Consider
Prod.
Techniques
Close Your
Laptop
39. Results Oriented
Culture
Research shows remote
work=higher productivity.
Advantages
Scaled Processes
Processes promoting
transparency and
collaboration are good for
everyone.
Hiring
Hiring is easier, and people
are happier!
40. Trello Remote Working Rules
Assume Remote
If even 1 person is remote, assume
remote.
Overcommunicate
If you feel like you’re
overcommunicating, it’s probably the
right amount.
Dedicated Space
Office with door that closes,
dedicated childcare.
Annual Team Offsite
Facetime is still very important to
foster relationships.
Proper Tools
Get the tools you need to get the job
done. High speed internet at all times.
Team Overlap
Everyone works from 12-4 PM EST.
Meetings happen at this time.