Remote
Office Not Required
The case for working from anywhere, written years before it was forced on everyone. How to do it without losing the company
Years before the pandemic made it unavoidable, Fried and Hansson made the case that the office is optional and often counterproductive. Writing from a company that had worked remotely for years, they tackle the real objections, trust, collaboration, culture, and lay out how to run a distributed team without the place falling apart. It reads now as an oddly prescient field guide to a world that arrived early.
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