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Remote work reading material
Get inspired by our collection of books, e-books, blog posts, articles and other reading resources.
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We spend up to 35 percent of our productive time at work. Shouldn’t we at least make it so it doesn’t suck? But wait, there’s more – the vast majority of people still commute (more than 70 percent) wasting even more of their time and putting unnecessary pressure on the environment in the process.
Easiest solution to all of this? Go remote!
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In this e-book, you'll learn:
- How to analyze job postings to get useful data
- How to develop the required skills for a remote position
- How to market yourself online prior to applying
- How to apply for remote jobs and show you can work remotely
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Valuable collection of Zapier-written articles and educational videos.
"Whether you work remotely all the time or you've been thrust into it recently, we have tips that will help you thrive. Start with our answers to your remote work FAQs, and then dig deeper below."
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In this book, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson show both employers and employees how they can work together, remotely, from any desk, in any place, anytime, anywhere.
The Year Without Pants follows my story of getting hired, my weeks on the front lines of customer support, and the year I spent leading a team of brilliant programmers designing and building new features for WordPress.com. You’ll get a unique behind the scenes story, where I share everything I learned about creativity, productivity and leadership from the kind of workplace that might be in everyone’s future.
The more work can be done online, the more people choose to work remotely. This ebook will provide you with simple techniques to master remote collaboration and work more efficiently across distances.
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One of the most valuable skills in our economy is becoming increasingly rare. if you master this skill, you’ll achieve extraordinary results.
This book shares the 25 most powerful productivity tactics I’ve ever encountered—boiled down from the hundreds I’ve experimented with over the last decade—and weaves these together with stories from my (admittedly pretty weird) productivity experiments, as well as interviews with the most renowned productivity experts from around the world, from David Allen to Charles Duhigg. The value packed in these 304 pages is incredible.
In Working Remotely, authors Mike, Holly, and Teresa discuss how to ward off toxic levels of loneliness, how to get what you need from colleagues spread across the world, and how to network and grow in your career when you are sitting in an office of one, plus many other topics that will help you survive and thrive as a remote worker.
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People aren't typically taught how to thrive in a distributed workplace. Sure, they formally study to learn a specific occupation: design, marketing, sales, development, finance, law, or education. But can they perform that occupation at a high level when they're not physically with other people? Remote workers have to learn on their own.
Project managers have increasingly been finding themselves managing ever more disparate teams. The COVID-19 pandemic supercharged this trend with businesses rapidly moving teams out of offices and into their homes. We help you understand how to build successful remote teams, communicate more effectively and adapt your management style to working remotely.
In today’s modern global economy, telecommuting is no longer a novelty. Companies and organizations everywhere are embracing the game-changing benefits of allowing employees to work outside the office, and the results are profound: managers benefit by saving money and resources and by having access to talent outside their zip codes, while employees enjoy greater job opportunities...