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Episode 329 – Remote Work / Life Balancing

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To end our series on remove working, we’re looking at ways to keep a healthy work/life balance while enjoying the benefits of working for a distributed company. In this and the next couple of episodes, we are joined by “Remote Working expert” Rodolphe Dutel from Remotive.com.

Episode 328 – 2022 Layoffs: Overreacting or neccessary?

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The end of 2022, once the effects of the pandemic were slowly disappearing, a lot of tech companies decided to rethink their strategies and this resulted in a big wave of layoffs across the tech industry. Were these necessary and what will the lasting effect of this, perhaps kneejerk, reaction be? In this and the next couple of episodes, we are joined by “Remote Working expert” Rodolphe Dutel from Remotive.com.

Episode 327 – Surviving the Remote Working Life

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Remote working can be extremely rewarding and practical, but it does have a big impact on your life. How can you successfully navigate the pitfalls that come with the remote working lifestyle? In this and the next couple of episodes, we are joined by “Remote Working expert” Rodolphe Dutel from Remotive.com.

Episode 326 – Work Culture after the Pandemic

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The life changed for everyone during the pandemic is pretty much a given. And our work culture definitely also evolved. Now that life is slowly getting back to “normal”, is our work culture also going back to a pre=Corona normal, or are the changes here to stay? In this and the next couple of episodes, we are joined by “Remote Working expert” Rodolphe Dutel from Remotive.com.

Episode 325 – Public Cloud: a BAD idea?

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Public cloud has been lauded for it’s flexibility and potential cost savings, but recently some noteworthy companies have decided to say “good bye” to cloud… Do they have a point?