Chase Warrington is the Head of Remote at Doist, the remote-first company behind Todoist and Twist, which collectively supports 25 million people globally. He is also a regular contributor to the leading remote-work organizations, conferences, and publications – earning him a spot on the 2022 LinkedIn Top Voices for Remote Work and in the 2022 Remote Influencer Report. 

Chase has worked remotely for over 12 years, as one of Doist’s 100 employees in 35 countries. He is a regular Forbes contributor, instructor, and consultant to many of the leading remote work organizations, as well as the host of his own podcast, About Abroad.

In this episode lifestyle coach, Kristin Vierra, shares her journey from ex-pat to "slowmad". She talks about how the pandemic helped her pivot her coaching practice to help others wanting to make the transition to remote, and what to think about if you are considering a remote lifestyle.

Read more about Kristin at www.kvierracoaching.com

Tony Jamous is the CEO and co-founder of Oyster, a leading global employment platform that aims to remove the barriers to remote work and distributed hiring.

In this episode, he shares his story of building Oyster and helping 1000s of companies "go remote". We explore the benefits of remote work, including the benefits for Business, People and Planet. 

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In this episode, Nicolas Cava, Engineering Manager at Zendesk shares how Async saved his life, and his lessons implementing asynchronous work at Zendesk.

To learn more, check out his content on LinkedIn and at https://www.nicolascava.com/ 

Erik Olsson, VP of Operations @ Omnipresent talks about how they scaled the team from 12 to >400 people, and the benefits of operating globally. 

One-minute trailer, introducing the podcast to the world!

Ten thousand years ago we were hunter-gatherers. Later the Industrial revolution brought us to cities, and now we're trying to escape our cubicles.

In this episode, we discuss how work has evolved, and begin exploring the future of work. Paula Melbourne shares her journey as a global talent professional and reflects upon how the world has changed.