In this episode, we have with us, Christophe Pasquier who is the founder and CEO of Slite.

Sondre is a serial entrepreneur with two of his companies being a part of Y-Combinator's program. He has been working on SafetyWing for over three years now.

SafetyWing provides insurance all around the world for digital nomads and remote workers.

In this episode, we spoke to Brie Reynolds, Career Development Manager and Coach at FlexJobs. Brie has been helping individuals shape their careers for over 15 years and joined FlexJobs as its 9th employee a decade back.

Shane Evans, Co-founder & CEO of Scarpinghub, joined us on this episode of the Remote Working Show. Shane has been working in the tech industry for over two decades, of which the past decade has been spent building Scrapinghub.

Scrapinghub has been a remote company from the very beginning. Shane shares the initiatives and the methods that have made them a successful remote company. He mentions that ensuring initiatives are driven bottom-up has been a critical reason for their success.

In this episode, Dave, Co-founder & CEO of Hubstaff, joined us. Dave has been an entrepreneur for almost two decades and has now grown hubstaff into a $6 million ARR business.

Hubstaff is a 100% globally distributed company with over 50 remote workers. Uniquely, the company consists of all contract workers.

Scott Hanford, Director of Customer Acquisition at Invision, joined us on the Remote Working Show this week. He has traversed the diverse worlds of Investment Banking and Entrepreneurship, to then lead product growth at multiple startups before joining Invision.

Invision, one of the leading design tools in the world, has about 900 employees and is a 100% globally distributed company. We explored remote working through the lens of Scott, who has seen Product Growth in both a co-located and remotely distributed team setting.

GitLab has 900+ distributed workers. Slated to IPO next year, it might end up being the first true 100% distributed company to attempt this. This is extremely exciting for the remote community and a huge responsibility for GitLab as the entire industry’s eyes are transfixed on it.

So, when we got the opportunity to talk to Darren Murph, All Remote Culture Curator at GitLab, our heads were full of questions. Clearly, GitLab has probably figured the most about building distributed teams work at scale.