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Get Remote Work Done - How to thrive and lead in a modern flexible workplace.

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This book is a complete guide for remote work filled with best practices and easy-to-implement tips. It was written by Madhan Kanagavel - the CEO of Codelathe - a geo-distributed, remote working team that has created award-winning products for 10+ years.

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v Ram
Looks great! A good tool agnostic book for anybody who is new to remote jobs. Surprised. must read..
Venkat
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@v_ram Thank you! Yes, it's a great read for people who are just entering a remote working situation. :)
Venkat
Did a quick read. Lot of good ideas for people who manage a remote team.
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@venkatarag Thank you so much!
Niharika Sah
Book has lots of ideas and insights to learn from and effectively work in remote environment. A must read!
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@niharika_sah Thank you so much!
tomfor23
I had a chance to read that book during the 'making'. A set of great practices written by a person that experienced remote work long before it became 'mainstream'.
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@tomfor23 Thank you for the positive feedback! It means a lot!
Michael Hillsk
Looks good I will download!
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@michael_hillsk Thank you! :)
Navya Manoj
Very well written book on Remote working! Definitely recommended
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@navya_manoj Thank you! We're glad you like it!
tonido
Lot of wisdom here. Good book for all remote practitioners... For ex, without trust, remote work cannot work , writing skills —> very important
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@tonido Yes, completely agree!
Gabe Carrizales
Nice to highlight "Zero Inbox" 100% agree
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@gabe_carrizales Yes "zero inbox" literally changed my life! :)
Paulo Silva
Starting to read it, but the first impressions are awesome!
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@paulo_silva10 Thanks! :)
Jeff Beckham
Practical, proven advice from someone who built a remote-first company long before most people even heard of the term.
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@beckham_jeff Thank you for the kind words!
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