Remote Working
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Practical setup tips and concrete routines: use a Sony ZV1 or even a DSLR with a Cam Link plus ring light and a decent mic (Electro-Voice, Shure SM7B, Rode NTG or a USB Yeti) and a small mixer like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2; block undisturbed work time, make recurring meetings short with end dates (try 18 or 15 minutes), circulate agendas and keep per-person Google Docs for agendas/records, prefer async stand-ups when possible, schedule occasional IRL retreats quarterly, and provide perks like Headspace or home workout kits.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13What's Your Camera Mic Lighting Setup
- 3:40Lav Mic
- 21:45Best Practices
- 24:20Do You Recommend Having Text-Based Only Stand-Up Meetings or Is It Better To Connect My Video Audio every Day
- 31:42Can We Have Difficult Conversations in a Remote Environment
- 34:14How To Get the Participation of every Member of the Team
- 39:31Hotel Room Workouts
