In this episode, Bob McWrirter of Red Hat, talks about communication as in artifacts created by tooling, remote workers as black sheep, and gaining notoriety via open-source.

Bob McWhirter (twitter / blog / Red Hat / Project Odd)

00:47- Introduction & Background

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01:40 – History with remote work

02:46 – Red Hat

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03:58 – Daily life

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05:13 – Open-source experience & team management

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07:58 – Commit messages

09:26 – Email/mailing lists

10:04 – Dividing work

11:48 – Poor remote work experiences

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15:21 – Reasons to work remotely

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17:42 – Building notoriety via open-source