DistantJob Podcast

DistantJob Podcast

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DistantJob Podcast episodes

  • The Fundamentals of Equality in Remote Teams with Bhagyashree Pancholy

    In this podcast episode, Bhagyashree shares how she's able to successfully manage a hybrid team across different time zones and shares the basics of equality in remote hiring practices. One step her company decided to implement was to pay their remote employees equally, regardless of their country of residence. Whether they're in India, Hawai or Portugal, their employees' salary is calculated on the base San Francisco salary for that position. The reason? Everyone is doing quality work and putting the ex

    42 min
  • Advocating Remote Work with June Bolneo

    There are a bunch of reasons why managers are reluctant to work remotely and June Bolneo surely knows about them. In this chapter, we go deep into learning the ins and outs of remote work and how your company can (or should) make the leap. 

    She's found that most of the problems that arise when working remotely are very psychological and rely around social barriers. So, what can we do about it? Listen to this podcast and find out.

    51 min
  • Building the right processes and creating structures for remote teams with Matteo Grassi

    A lot of people talk about communication being a challenging factor in successfully running a remote team, but Matteo Grassi explains how one of the main issues they've encountered as a remote company is managing projects. In this podcast episode, he shares how they have built their processes, improved them and made sure the whole company is following them.

    They've implemented a goal-oriented strategy at Eli Z Group that focuses on short and long term goals rather than day-to-day activities. Wanna

    40 min
  • Running Successful Remote Meetings with Elise Keith

    Elise Keith is the Founder & CEO at Lucid Meetings, an app that makes it easy for teams to run successful meeting every day. Their software embeds basic best practices and automates the administrative work involved in scaling a great meeting habit. She's also an author of the book Where the Action is: The Meetings That Make or Break your Organization. 

    In this episode, Elise shares what she's found are the most common habi

    51 min
  • The Importance of Trust and Work-Life Balance with Ingrid Odegaard

    Ingrid Odegaard is the Co-founder & CPTO (formerly CEO) of Appear.in, a tool to bring your team and clients together with flexible video meetings so you can have a more productive remote team collaboration.

    In this episode, we talk about the benefits of remote teams and the importance of trust and work-life balance to achieve a good company's culture. 

    Ingrid explains how transitioning to a fully remote team has helped them develop more empathy for their users as n

    40 min
  • EP39: The Power of The Executive Assistant with Sharon Koifman

    Sharon Koifman believes every company, from the biggest enterprise to the newly-launched garage startup, should have access to the world’s top talent. That’s why he used over 10 years of experience in tech industry recruitment & HR to create DistantJob. 

    This episode is all about explaining how having a Virtual Assistant impacted Sharon’s work and life, allowing him to get more things done while achieving better work-life balance. He might not be living the 4-hour work

    26 min
  • The science behind what makes remote teams successful with Shauna Moran

    Shauna Moran is the Founder at Operate Remote, a consulting firm where she helps individuals and organizations overcome the challenges when it comes to remote working.

    Her remote journey started about 6 years ago when she started working remotely for Shopify, an e-commerce platform for online stores. She got so passionate about remote working and decided to go back to school to get her Ph.D in Innovation Management where she focused on understanding what actually allowed remote te

    50 min
  • EP 33: Leading Like a Host with Craig Brown

    Craig Brown is a veteran of software product development that has experience leading and managing global software product development teams spanning four continents, 8 cities and hundreds of team members. His new baby is the Everest Engineering team, a modern software product development consultancy that delivers innovation capability out of India to the Australian tech industry.

    In this episode, we talk about a wide variety of topics, but fundamentally: leadership. What should cu

    58 min
  • EP32: Running Remote Businesses Life-First with Adii Pienaar

    Adii Pienaar is the founder of  Conversio  and lives in Cape Town, South Africa. Prior to Conversio, Adii was the co-founder of WooThemes /  WooCommerce . Today Adii is a family man (which is why Conversio is a life- and family-first company) who enjoys running, reading and wine.

    In this episode, we talk about the philosophy of leading from first principles. We explore how to act in order to

    55 min
  • E31: Company Culture and Fighting Ageism with Sharon Koifman

    Is the remote work world biased against older and more experienced professionals? Or is it a problem with startup culture? DistantJob founder Sharon Koifman and podcast host Luis discuss how to fight ageism and embrace the wisdom that comes with experience in this special episode.

    Sharon Koifman believes every company, from the biggest enterprise to the newly-launched garage startup, should have access to world’s top talent. That’s why he used over 10 years of experience in te

    22 min

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Welcome to the DistantJob Podcast. This podcast is about people working together on great projects, through the magic of the internet - no office required. Here, we interview people who've built and…