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In this episode, Mark Greenway, talks about working for an insurance company based in Florida while living in Ohio with his wife. Mark talks about communication and the many benefits of working remotely.
Mark Greenway (twitter blog)
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In this episode, Dave Denis of WGBH Boston, talks about how he is planning on going remote in the near future and some of the preparations he is making for doing so. Dave will be back in a few months to follow-up on this two-part series.
Dave Denis (twitter)
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In this episode, JoseLuis Torres, a remote worker from Mexico, talks about his experiences working for a NYC-based startup and the challenges behind that, why it is so important to over-communicate, and to never be afraid to ask questions to clarify expectations.
JoseLuis Torres (twitter [email protected])
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In this episode, Warren Wright shares his story about how the game World of Warcraft helped him break into the world of remote working while taking with him some very valuable management lessons learned from playing the game.
Warren Wright (twitter)
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In this episode, David Tate talks about his various blog posts that he’s written regarding remote work, offers more resources to learn about it, and is even coming out with his own book in the future regarding the subject.
David Tate (twitter blog)
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04:42 – Isolation
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In this episode, Dave Haeffner and Jason Fox of Arrgyle chat about they’re experiences working both together and remotely, and heartily agree that it’s important to avoid burnout by taking it easy on yourself and your schedule.
Dave Haeffner
Arrgyle
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In this episode, Trip Levine talks working on the road. You don’t want to miss this episode  featuring a Jack of all trades and his tales of traveling and working remotely!
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In this episode, Ryan Wilcox talks about team setups, lessons learned, and coping with collocated colleagues.
Ryan Wilcox (twitter github blog flavors.me)
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In this episode, Rich Blumer talks about the many benefits of working remotely, working with teams as a sole developer, and constraining office hours.
Rich Blumer (twitter linkedin)
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In this episode, Kevin Lamping talks about his battles to be granted permission to work remotely and his really cool home office setup.
Kevin Lamping (twitter github blog)
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